Backward at Bagram

Bush dreamed up to create a law-free zone at the Bagram lock up. Later it was embraced by Obama. The court rulled that there was no right to federal court review for the detainees. They said that they were captured outside of Afghanistan which was far away from the battlefield, then they were shipped to Bagram. The judge and District Court's decision was based on the 2008 Supreme Court decision that granted prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, a federal court review of their detention

Be The Change You Want To See In The World

I think this nmeans that you can really do anything you want to change the world. Who can really do anything if you don't try for yourself. If you want to see a change then you need to decide to do something. Since youth is the most that take up nowaedays, we have more oppertunities then any other generation that has passed to mske a change. We know more and we can be more determined.

How Much Oil Has Leaked Into the Gulf of Mexico?

Nobody knows how much oil was spilled in the Gulf. This happened at approximately at 10A.M April 22, 2010. its on the Deepwater Horizon as well as on the ocean floor. There has been an estimate of 210,000 gallons per day, but that is the lowest that the believe. On May 6, 2010, they believe that 3,377,959 gallons have leaked into the water. Many more might had spilled since that time, but nobody can actually figure that out because they don't really know when this explosion happened to have an exact measuremnt.

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"An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity." - Martin Luther King Jr.

• This quote means that a person cannot start to live life to the fullest until they get rid of all their worries. After that, they can truly start to live life.
• This impacts the statement because its coming from MLK. He did a lot for us and he's a good writer. He impacted us because he fought for equality in the worst time and didn't stop.