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I am a historian and writer who wants to bring to light current events through a historical perspective. It is difficult to understand today's current events without having a grasp of what has occurred before. This is a running thread to help keep people informed about the present and remind everyone to not forget their past. Enjoy and please comment!
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Category Archives: American Intervention
What’s the Deal With Losing Ground in the DRC?
Hello All! Welcome to another edition of “What’s the Deal?” the blog that also has trouble getting its resources under control. In this week’s blog post, we’ll discuss the long on-going conflict in Eastern Africa in a region known as … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, American Intervention, colonialism, International Affairs, Radical Movements
Tagged Belgian Congo, Belgium, CNDP, Congo, crisis, ICC, Kabila, Kagame, Kivu, M23, MONUSCU, Nkunda, rebel, Rwanda, Tutsi, Zaire
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What’s the Deal With America’s Decision on Syria?
Hello All! Welcome to another edition of “What’s the Deal”, the blog that doesn’t change its ideology based on economic interests (unless, you know, someone wants to make early retirement for me a reality). In this week’s blog entry, we’ll … Continue reading
What’s the Deal With Statelessness in the D.R.?
Hello all! Welcome to another edition of “What’s the Deal?” the blog that knows American history didn’t begin in 1492. In this week’s blog, we’ll discuss the contentious relationship between Hispañola’s 2 resident countries Haiti and the Dominican Republic (D.R.) a … Continue reading
Posted in American Intervention, International Affairs, Politics, Social Issues
Tagged arawak, balaguer, citizenship, colonialism, columbus, discrimination, dominican republic, duvalier, earthquake, France, haiti, illegal, immigration, occupation, spain, trujillo
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What’s the Deal With the “End of the Iraq War”?
Hello all! Welcome to another edition of “What’s the Deal?”, the blog that always provides evidence for its AME’s (arguments of mass explanation). In this week’s blog, we’ll discuss the final withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq this week, effectively ending … Continue reading
Posted in American Intervention, International Affairs, Politics
Tagged 2003, bush, civil war, end, halliburton, invasion, Iraq war, jihad, maliki, nuclear weapons, obama, oil, prisons, saddam hussein, terrorists, weapons of mass destruction
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What’s the Deal With “The Esmerelda” and Allende’s Suicide?
Hello all, and welcome to another edition of “What’s the Deal?” the blog that translates today’s news from catchy headlines to an in-depth history lesson! Today’s discussion highlights the recent exhumation of the former Chilean President Salvador Allende’s corpse to … Continue reading