Socyberty > Tags > war war Subscribe by RSS How President Kennedy is Partially Responsible for Vietnam by Andrew Sean Murphy, Mar 12, 2008 President John Fitzgerald Kennedy helped guide America through the perilous times of the Cuban Missile crisis, but helped increase American involvement in Vietnam... Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 To Fight or Not to Fight by SaraJ, Mar 11, 2008 Just sit back for a minute and count how many times you have had an argument with a significant other, family member, friend or even a stranger who rubbed you the wrong way. Comments(1)   Liked It: 0 The Utility Scheme in British Design by Ferdine, Mar 9, 2008 The Second World War ended in 1945, but well into the 1950s Britain was still immersed in post-war austerity. The urban landscape was still scarred by bomb damage and design was very drab and basic. The philosophy of the war years had been ‘Make do and mend.’ This ethos persisted into the 1950s. Comments(0)   Liked It: 38 D-Day: A Turning Point for World War II by Morgan Livsley, Mar 8, 2008 The events that occurred in one of the military's greatest operations. From the number of soldiers to the number of boats, this has most of the information. Comments(0)   Liked It: 2 The 10 Great Wars and Conflicts of the United States by Yankeeboy254, Mar 6, 2008 The United States has been involved in many conflicts. It's okay to take a peek at our ancestors history. Just don't re-live it. Comments(2)   Liked It: 3 Women & War by penfriend, Mar 3, 2008 The participation of women during wars, their heroic deeds, and atrocities committed against them. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Five Overused Ideas for Weapons and Armor by LiuAnXiang, Feb 23, 2008 The most overused and cliched ideas for new weapons and armor. Comments(0)   Liked It: 4 Homeless Vets Sleeping Under Bridges by rthorne, Feb 10, 2008 Let's do something about our homeless veterans. Comments(0)   Liked It: 1 Sifu Dansac's Brave New World by Samuel Z Jones, Feb 4, 2008 Hello Laui, Nihau! My name Sifu Dansac, I am Kung Fu master, today I am lay out my vision of a better world. Comments(0)   Liked It: 0 Kant's Perpetual Peace: an Historical Perspective by Nearly Anonymous, Feb 3, 2008 With the benefit of hindsight, Immanuel Kant’s Perpetual Peace is an argument that boasts little historical support, but nonetheless remains a solid theory with modern applications. Comments(0)   Liked It: 1 «Prev 12...1920212223...313233Next» Sorted by: Most PopularMost LikedMost CommentedMost Recent Inside Socyberty Activism  / Advice  / Crime  / Death  / Disabled  / Economics  / Education  / Ethnicity  / Folklore  / Future  / Gay & Lesbians  / Government  / History  / Holidays  / Issues  / Languages  / Law  / Lifestyle Choices  / Men  / Military  / Organizations  / Paranormal  / People  / Philanthropy  / Philosophy  / Politics  / Psychology  / Relationships  / Religion  / Sexuality  / Social Sciences  / Society  / Sociology  / Spirituality  / Subcultures  / Support Groups  / Work Web Socyberty Popular Tags advice America children death education family happiness history Life love marriage people politics relationship Relationships sex society success war women Popular Writers Anne Lyken Garner BC Doan Bill M. Tracer CHAN LEE PENG Darlene McFarlane Derek Cyr Geordie Janner J. Kersey Kristie Leong MD leno Liane Schmidt Louie Jerome nayie4hope Nigel S nobert soloria bermosa R J Evans Sher D Fly Steven Hays Summer18 valli

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