Even then Trujillos secret police could send his men to spy on a specific family or neighborhood. Although he was a married man he kept multiple mistresses and kept them in houses across the country to avoid problems. Although he was a brutal dictator during his first years in office he rebuilt small villages, schools and hospitals to win the hearts of his people. But as his reign kept on lugging on it was clear that he was a corrupt leader who only cared about himself. He died in may of 1961 and new leader would be set to come
When he met with his long lost colleague, he told him where she was but also told the dangers of the island she was on. Matt gathered some scuba equipment and rented a boat so he could get to the island. Matt found out that the island was part of a religious group of Christians run by a man called Simmerman who was schizophrenic, talking to who he heard as god. Simmerman had planned to blow up half the world with suicide bombers. Mad enough that he had shot
The Hutu remembered past years of oppressive Tutsi rule, and many of them not only resented but also feared the minority. On April 6, 1994, a plane carrying President Habyarimana, a Hutu, was shot down. Violence began almost immediately after that. Under the cover of war, Hutu extremists launched their plans to destroy the entire Tutsi civilian population. Political leaders who might have been able to take charge of the situation and other high profile opponents of the Hutu extremist plans were killed immediately.
Martin Luther King gave many speeches about racism and how people should not be judged by the colour of their skin, but on the basis of their character. Days later after he presented some of his speeches, his relatives’ houses were lit on fire and were completely destroyed by rebellions. His relatives begged him to stop but he did not listen but continued and kept persevering. Since Louis Riel had given the Provisional Government permission to arrest and kill Thomas Scott, he was labelled as a criminal and was issued a warrant
Dallaire later found out that these weapons were planned to be used against the tutsi’s in a planned act of violence. Despite Dallaire’s telegram to the UN, Dallaire was asked to not seize the weapons, as it was believed to be out of his control. During Dallaires time in Rwanda, Hope and success seemed to have begun to become gradually a lot harder to achieve. On the night of April 6, 1994, the president of Rwanda was assassinated; his plane was systematically shot down. This major event began the slaughter of the Tutsis and Hutu
Dealing with situations such as Darfur, Rwanda and Cuba; these conflicts is when Albright went to bat for the people of those countries suffering against totalitarian leaders or rebel forces destroying entire villages and tribes. Apologizing for the United Nations not having enough of an influence in the conflicts in Darfur and Rwanda, Albright wishes she could have done more to save the lives of the innocent who were slaughtered in countries disrupted by chaos. The most important one liner Ambassador Alright had in her United Nations career would be when she was referring to the instance when after Cuban pilots shot down a small civilian plane flown by Cuban-exile protesters in international airspace. "This is not cojones," Albright announced. "This is cowardice.” The statement over nation television had raised many complaints, a woman should not speak like that the public was torn, some enraged and the others standing up for Albright as she stood up for what was right.
The poem “After Wiryamu village massacre by the Portuguese” is written to tell the world what actually happened on the 16th December 1972 in Mozambique. The poem “Not my business” is written to tell people that unless they stand up for themselves and their friends they are going to live in fear of the army who would come for them at any time. “After Wiriyamu….” is about the violent killing of 400 helpless villagers by the occupying Portuguese military and the fact that the leaders of Mozambique did nothing to help the villagers. Instead they fled their country and would return when they felt that it would be safe to do so. The poem “Not my business” is about what life is like living under the military rule in Nigeria and the restrictions it placed on the people living in Nigeria and the constant fear of knowing that the military could come and take the villagers away at any time without any warning.
His famous conspiracy of death “to be or no to be”, was a questionable outsource for a lot of people. Hamlet faced relative problems, as he followed his beliefs which took him to the murder of his uncle who had a sexual affair with Hamlet’s mother and who is a widow after her husband’s death. Therefore, all of this occurred only but for recognition, his words and quotes were spoken for no reason with no imagery and without any sense. He spoke for the rights of innocent people and gave his life for his freedom of speech. Was imprisoned for 27 years, till he got out and took over the leadership of his country.
On April 6, 1994, President Habyarimana’s plane was shot down while returning from a peace meeting with the Tutsi rebels. This horrific event was the catalyst for the Rwandan genocide and gave the Hutu extremists justification to kill the Tutsis, something they had been planning to do; it is possible that Hutu extremists shot down the President’s plane in order to set their plan in motion. That night Hutus told all Rwandans to stay in their homes. Little did the Tutsis know this was so the Hutus could find them and kill them. Hutus marched throughout the country with machetes, guns, grenades, and clubs, brutally murdering both Tutsis and Hutu moderates.
When things became rough for Okonkwo he decided to give up on life, which is something his father may have done. Therefore ironically, Okonkwo turned out somewhat just like his poor, lazy father. On the other hand, Chinua Achebe also used plot twists to highlight important themes and parts of the novel such as when Okonkwo killed Ikemefuna, a 15 year-old boy who was sent from Mbaino, a neighboring village, to live with Okonkwo’s family. During the