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America bombs Iran
This is an excerpt from Episode 17 of the Corner Podcast. To watch the whole thing, click here: TTowards the end of 2002, America had begun building up its forces in the Persian Gulf. The reasoning behind this was to combat the dictatorial regime in Iraq, as they were said to have had weapons of…
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Why do Americans love guns so much?
If you are not from the United States, what are the first things you think of when you think of America? Burgers, Mcdonalds, Freedom and Democracy, George Washington yelling “WHAT THE @%#! IS A KILOMETER!!!!” at the top of his lungs, and most of all, guns. Guns are a quintessential part of American life, to…
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How did Hitler maintain power?
In the decade after World War 1, Germany was thrown into chaos. After the Kaiser was overthrown, various factions throughout Germany tried to gain power, such as the Communists, the Social Democrats, Spartacists, the Freikorps, the Reichswehr, while the German Republic struggled to keep power. The violence continued into the 1930s, with far-right and far-left…
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What makes a nation
What makes a nation? Is it geography, like in Switzerland, which despite it being ethnically diverse between Italians, French and Germans, is united due to its culture based on its geography being surrounded by the Alps, and it’s shared value to defend it. Or is it a similar culture, language and ethnicity, like in nations…
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Where did the continents get their names from?
Amerigo Vespucci was an Italian sailor who, a decade after the discovery of a new route to India by Columbus, was sailing down the coast of Brazil, where he discovered modern day Rio De Janeiro, which he named river of January as it was New Years 1501. However, as he continued passed the future site…
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Was the Treaty of Versailles too Harsh?
In 1919, delegates from across the world converged in Paris to the palace of Versailles, which used to host French Kings from long before, to discuss the end of World War 1. For the past 4 years, brutal fighting had happened across the world in The Great War, where the fighting was deadlocked in a…
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How the 8 Biggest US Airlines became the Biggest 3-Infographic
Labeled version I will soon make a essay about this.
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The Corner Podcast-Episode 16
Today on the show, the election in New York City leads to the win of Communist Zohran Mamdani, which is terrible, the Right has become the Left in terms of cancel culture, a plan by the Trump administration for the Ukraine war has been made, and I will give my take on it, the military…
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New York City is Cooked!
This is an excerpt from Episode 16 of the Corner Podcast. To watch the whole thing, click here: LINK New York is the greatest city in the world, said literally everyone ever. With its iconic skyline, with famous landmarks like the Empire State Building, the One World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty, and many,…
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A scary story
Imagine this:In a dark night, while you are in the comforts of your home, strangers, wearing costumes that conceal their identity, approach your house, and start heading towards it, trampling your freshly mowed grass and violating your 3rd Amendment Rights. Despite warnings to turn back, and several obstacles in their way they still make it…
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