Thus, it was indeed correct for the government to attempt to punish Ellsberg, for he had no right interfering with foreign affairs, nor was it just for him to destabilize American security against the communists for they could have deciphered coded messages sent by the United States. ... Disclosure of these documents will causes various issues within capitalist/communist affairs and will just cause more uncertainty throughout public interest. ...

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This conclusion is supported by the evidence that he was in possession of the Mannlicher-Carcano Italian rifle from which the shots were fired, he carried this rifle into the Depository Building the morning of the assassination, at the time of the event he was at the window from where the shots were fired, shortly after the assassination Oswald's rifle was found partially hidden between some cartons on the sixth floor and the improvised paper bag in which he bought the rifle to the building was found near to the window.2 Eyewitnesses such as Howard Leslie Brennan who was 120 feet from the...

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Johnson encountered one of his biggest obstacles in 1959 when the Vietnam War had begun as a result of Communist-led nationalists rising to opposition to the government in South Vietnam (Encarta 2001, "Johnson, Lyndon Baines".) Before long, the communists formed their own system of government that was organized into the National Liberation Front (NLF.) ...

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For many decades liberalism was the biggest factor in politics, and the largest force in changing America. Liberals believed in a government that was active in the nation to provide "economic prosperity, international security and social justice"(Schulman 1). Lyndon Baines Johnson "embodied the cont...

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