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Politics is a dirty game. We all know this catchy phrase, but people still go into politics to build a career despite this bad reputations they have for ruining peoples public image. The political arena is not a simple thing that someone can joke about despite their home grown career training, you need to be extravagant in your moves because the world is watching you and one single misstep could bring your downfall

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Who or What is really to blame for the Irish Potato Famine of the Mid 1800s?

Who or What is really to blame for the Irish Potato Famine of the Mid 1800s?

One of the most wrenching changes of the 1800s was not the result of a reform movement. A terrible famine devastated Ireland in the 1840s. Millions left the country, an emigration that changed the social fabric of Ireland and the United States forever.   In 1845 a previously unknown fungus struck the potato crop, the

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How Petroleum made our modern world

How Petroleum made our modern world

Petroleum-crude oil-and its products have been in use for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians used pitch, a thick, sticky form of petroleum, to coat mummies as they prepared them for burial. Ancient Babylonians used pitch to build walls and pave streets. Yet it took two inventions of the 1800s-the kerosene lamp and, to a much

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The Zuma Saga Continues, South Africans both at home and abroad United in prayer for their beloved Motherland.

The Zuma Saga Continues, South Africans both at home and abroad United in prayer for their beloved Motherland.

    The Jacob Zuma Saga reiterates time and again that forcefully removing heads of state from office however unpopular they may be always produced   catastrophic consequences. First I send my support to the south African people and wish them the very best in such times of difficulty, the upheaval that has been going on

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There are Disturbing Similarities between Haitian and Burkina Faso Presidential deaths

There are Disturbing Similarities between Haitian and Burkina Faso Presidential deaths

There are striking similarities between the assassinations of the Presidents of these countries. First of all I send my condolences to the beautiful people of Haiti. There is talk in the Streets of Port–au–Prince that the recent assassination of their beloved leader has something to do with one of their old villains. Critiques argue that

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Many leaders in the world have adopted a Machiavellian mindset

Many leaders in the world have adopted a Machiavellian mindset

Niccolo Machiavelli is considered one of the most influential political writers of the Renaissance. While the political theorists of the Middle Ages wrote about politics in an idealistic way, Machiavelli strived to present the realistic side of politics in his work. His ideas were based on his perception of human nature from a historical context.

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European diseases almost exterminated the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

European diseases almost exterminated the indigenous peoples of the Americas.

Today computer and communication technologies enable people all over the world to exchange information and goods and services, making the world seem a smaller place. What we call the Columbian Exchange, an equally important kind of exchange between the Americas and the rest of the world, began in 1492, when Columbus sailed from Spain across

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The famous assassination of  French Revolutionary leader Marat.

The famous assassination of French Revolutionary leader Marat.

It is hardly surprising that the art of France reflected the shattering changes brought about by the French Revolution. In subject, in mood, and in technique, these changes are evident in this work by Jacques-Louis David. His painting illustrates the Jacobin leader Jean-Paul Marat who was stabbed to death by Charlotte Corday as he was

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