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…therefore has the right to claim ownership over the continent defined by the British as ?terra nullius? 2. The natives remember Cook with mixed emotions in many different ways. All over Australia, indigenous people wrote, painted and sang over the last centuries…

…and take care of our mistakes? Are we taking care and respecting our planet? Or have we lost touch with the natural surroundings and moved away from the animals that we once long ago cared for as if they to were part of the family. Much thought must go…

…Animal Experiments You might not know this, but all over the world, many animals are dying as you read this. Not natural deaths, not peaceful deaths, but painful deaths caused by experiments. Once I finish telling you about it, you will realize how…

…among Malaysian citizens. The topic goes next to religion related movies. For example, "Passion" a story on Jesus Christ and the Prince of Egypt, an animation where it tells of the story of Moses. These two movies were meant for the market, not to provoke…

…to kill is so great that it is killed while attacking another pike. This is obviously totally alien to current human beliefs as can be seen by the numerous animal rights activists that try to ban hunting and killing animals totally, even though…

…Civil Rights: Are We Free? The struggle for equality for Americans of African descent continues despite the significant advances made during the 1950s and 1960s. the question arises as to whether the struggle for Civil Rights has actually benefited…

…the center stage in the media's coverage of civil rights. King was nicknamed a political animal or even "a white man's nigger", which implied a person who always compromises and appears to be double-faced. As he traveled from city to city, from demonstration…

…Civil Rights: A Promise Betrayed         The struggle for civil rights was a battle for the rights instituted in the Constitution; a promise betrayed. Many events influenced the struggle which can be traced throughout the Civil Rights Movement…

…was unjust because it was cruel and took away the human right to freedom. However the anti-abolitionists would more than likely have argued that in this case the slaves behaved like wild, savage animals, not like human beings, having had no apparent provocation…

…Like his historical namesake, George Orwell's pig named Napoleon was a power -hungry dictator. From the very start Napoleon was greedy and selfish, and did not have the same pure ideals as some of the other animals like Old Major, Snowball and Clover…