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It's time to Designate Drug Cartels as Terrorists

by AlZ

Essay / War and Military

September 29, 2023

1 day reads: 9

Summary

Drug cartels have been terrorizing communities across the globe for decades. These criminal organizations are responsible for countless deaths, corruption, and destruction. The war against drugs has been ongoing for a long time, but little progress has been made. It's time to take action and designate drug cartels as terrorists. In this post, we will explore what drug cartels are, how they operate, and why it is imperative to designate them as terrorists. We will also discuss the benefits of doing so, including increased resources for law enforcement agencies, more severe penalties for drug-related crimes, and improved cooperation between nations. The purpose of this paper is to expose the world of drug cartels and why it's time to unmask them for what they really are.

Southlands Snuffys

by Sergeant Walker

Book / War and Military

August 18, 2016

1 day reads: 6

Comments: 24

Shelves: 294

Summary
Chapters

Within military circles, it is an acceptance that to understand Marines you first have to understand their training, for it is that which sets their ethos. For the Marine Corps grunts, the Snuffys, in the Southland of Vietnam, Riverine warfare in the Delta region took on many different shapes and forms. The coastal islands, mangrove and nipa-palm swamps, creeks, rivers, a bewildering maze of inland waterways, and the Vietnamese jungle, imposed an extraordinary military challenge. The Snuffys of the Marine Corps River Force were not “heroes”, only men doing what they had been trained to do, and to survive meant being one of the lucky ones, nothing more, nothing less.

A War-torn City

by Harnoor C

Essay / War and Military

May 31, 2018

1 day reads: 6

Comments: 2

Shelves: 4

Summary

This is a descriptive essay of a city which has been torn apart by war. The essay is from a young girl's perspective as she views the destruction.

Lindisfarne:793 AD

by Celtic-Scribe63

Poem / War and Military

June 28, 2017

1 day reads: 3

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

Summary

The story of the Viking raid on Lindisfarne island.

Never Too Old For War

by Robert J. Shano

Book / War and Military

May 02, 2023

1 day reads: 3

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

"There’s only one rule in combat that really matters to an Infantryman: kill or be killed." From Iraq, to Afghanistan, and to Iraq again, a veteran of the Vietnam-era recounts his personal wartime experiences after signing back up in the Army to join in America's war on terror.

Advancing Through The Mud

by Tom Rosenbeck

Short Story / War and Military

September 29, 2023

1 day reads: 2

War of Kings Play

by TheJourney

Script / War and Military

January 05, 2010

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

This is a play i wrote several months ago. It is about confrontation between men who think overmuch of themselves and the folly of thinking fair of one another.

Who was Lizzie Van Zyl

by steven cooke

Poem / War and Military

July 01, 2012

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

Quote from a Journalist Cowardice of the most loathsome cure on earth - the act of striking at a brave man's heart through his wife's honour and his child's life."

An Ode to Rome

by Saint Sinner

Poem / War and Military

March 26, 2012

1 day reads: 1

Summary

An ode to the land of my ancestors.

Tiberius Rising

by ParkourDude91

Book / War and Military

August 25, 2014

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 3

Shelves: 1

Summary
Chapters

A book which follows seargent stryker and his men under his command through tours of duty through afghanistan, iraq, and more.

The Lonely Soldier (poem)

by Ayden29

Poem / War and Military

March 02, 2014

1 day reads: 1

Summary

WWI Australian digger (soldier) and his story. I wrote is many years ago when I was younger and in school, it was later published in a RSL magazine.

Holding International Organisations Accountable for the Violations of Human Rights

by StepbyStep

Essay / War and Military

March 03, 2014

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 2

Summary

In this era of globalization, the argument of weather International Organisations should be held accountable for the violation of Human Rights have taken center stage. In this my short essay, i argued that Indeed they should be held Accountable for the violation of Human Rights.

Black Flag

by Ephemeral Dawn

Poem / War and Military

April 07, 2017

1 day reads: 1

Shelves: 1

Summary

The year is 1862. The poem is based on no specific battle, regiment, corps or brigade. The story is entirely made up, though similar things may very well have happened during the American Civil War - the war in which this is set. A Union and Confederate brigade are locked in mortal combat; the latter suppressed by deadly musket fire. Casualties are high, but neither brigade can retreat. All men present are terrified. Confederate morale wavering as the stakes rise, this is their story. *Trivia: Black Flags, commonly associated with pirates, have been used in wars (by some Irregular units in the American Civil War) as a symbol of 'No Quarter', meaning that those under it will not themselves surrender, or accept surrender from the enemy. The fight will be to the death.

The world would be better off without chemical warfare

by helmu

Essay / War and Military

December 18, 2017

1 day reads: 1

Comments: 1

Summary

Had to write an essay for a class.

The General

by Jack Kay

Short Story / War and Military

September 13, 2023

1 day reads: 1

Summary

Reggie Vaughn attains the rank of general but he knows he is in over his head. His eventual failure is his downfall. Based on true events.

Soldier of Misfortune

by Archduke

Poem / War and Military

October 01, 2023

1 day reads: 1

Summary

Modern English Haiku or ME Haiku is a new form of haiku that follows the 5 / 7 / 5 / 2 pattern of syllables with one repetition. Conceptualized by me, ArchDuke Kenneth. The traditional Japanese haiku's "on" or "beats" as known in the English verse, has a 5 / 7 / 5 pattern of syllables and no repeat.