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\title{Simple test}
\subtitle{Some very simple questions on international politics}
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\frametitle{Outline}
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\section{Introduction}
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    \frametitle{Introduction}
    
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\section{Nuclear tests}
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	    \textbf{ Which country conducted the most nuclear tests?}
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	    \textbf{USA}
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	From 1945 until 1998, there have been 2,056 nuclear tests conducted worldwide.  1{\textquoteright}030 tests have been conducted by the USA.
The United States has conducted more tests than the  rest of the world together, and was the first and only  country to use a nuclear weapon in wartime. The U.S.  has signed the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, but it  has not yet been ratified by the Senate.

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\section{US presidents}
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	    \textbf{Which president of the USA since 1945  would classify as a war criminal  based on the Nuremberg laws? }
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	    \textbf{All presidents}
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	In the Tokyo trials fol owing WWII, a Japanese  General, Yamashita, was hanged on the grounds  that his troops had committed atrocities. Al presidents were complicit in some atrocities.   Further, according to the Nuremberg trials, a war of  aggression constitutes a war crime. Most presidents  since 1945 had their war of aggression.
War crimes of US presidents: 
Truman: Dropping of Atom bomb; Eisenhower: Guatemala, Iran, Lebanon: Kennedy Cuba (Bay of Pigs), Vietnam; Johnson: Indochina, Dominican Republic; Nixon: Cambodia, Laos; Ford: East Timor (military aid to Indonesia); Carter: East Timor (military aid to Indonesia); Reagan: Nicaragua, Lebanon (support for Israel);  Bush: Panama Invasion; Clinton: Kosovo, Iraq; Bush II: Iraq, etc.
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\section{UN vetoes}
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	    \textbf{Which country blocked the most UN resolutions with veto?}
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	    \textbf{USSR}
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	However, the majority of Russian/Soviet vetoes were in the  first ten years of the Council{\textquoteright}s existence. After 1960, the US is far in lead with vetoes, mostly in favor of Israel. 
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\section{Hard proof against Bin Laden}
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	    \textbf{When the US attacked Afghanistan in 2001, did they have hard proof that those responsible for 9-11 were really there?}
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	    \textbf{Nope }
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	The \textit{“investigators [just] believe that the idea of the  September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and  Pentagon came from al Qaeda leaders in Afghanistan”.} Even in 2006 the FBI had no hard evidence to link  Osama Bin Laden with 9-11. [HEG, p. 200]
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\section{simple step against terror}
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	    \textbf{What small simple step  could the US do to reduce the threat of terror and terror itself  massively?}
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	    \textbf{Stop participating in it!}
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	As the US are massively using unlawful use of force (terror) themselves, the most effective measure is to stop terror itself. US terror caused millions of dead people worldwide.
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\section{Appendix}
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\href{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear\_weapons\_testing\#Nuclear\_testing\_by\_country}{wiki}
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\href{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United\_Nations\_Security\_Council\#Veto\_power}{wiki}
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\href{http://www.chomsky.info/talks/1990----.htm}{If the Nuremberg Laws were Applied... by Noam Chomsky}
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\href{http://pubrecord.org/commentary/3717/fifty-criminals-prosecuted/}{The Fifty Top U.S. War Criminals Who Need To Be Prosecuted, by David Swanson }
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\href{http://www.counterpunch.org/2005/05/13/the-crimes-of-empire/}{The Crimes of Empire, by Tom Stephens}
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\href{http://www.projectcensored.org/top-stories/articles/16-no-hard-evidence-connecting-bin-laden-to-9-11}{project censored}
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