Pahnyakin Rising
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What was not expected was that under strict orders from the president elected out of left field, soldiers were directed to offer assistance to neither country. Born and raised Ohioan and first female president, Melissa Cartwright—sworn in two months before the conflict escalated into full-blown war— firmly assured the U.S. that it was the right thing to do. This policy, after all, was the reason she was elected. The American people were grossly dissatisfied with providing financial and milita...ry aid to foreign lands, citing an abundance of social issues requiring political intervention on U.S. soil. Cartwright’s plan backfired within three months. The two nations at war banded together to drive U.S. forces out of the lands, an unprecedented move.
For Russia and Ukraine, there was no real physical threat posed by the U.S. military guarding the border, assuming either side refrained from attempting to use force against one another. Instead, the threat was unspoken and was on the plane of mentality. The dueling nations found themselves communicating and came to a unanimous decision: the United States was using military units as a threat that it would take control of the situation at hand. Under no circumstance would either country relinquish control. If they worked together to rid the border of the perceived threat, Ukrainian and Russian leaders would have the ability to govern their own lands, free of outside ruling. Nobody would invade their countries and take away the leaders’ abilities to choose what was right for the two countries, even their decisions for what was right was actually wrong. President Cartwright’s plan did not founder at any fault of her own. Indeed, her reform policies were sound and well-welcomed by the men and women whom had voted her in office. Nobody could blame her decisions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was not expected was that under strict orders from the president elected out of left field, soldiers were directed to offer assistance to neither country. Born and raised Ohioan and first female president, Melissa Cartwright—sworn in two months before the conflict escalated into full-blown war— firmly assured the U.S. that it was the right thing to do. This policy, after all, was the reason she was elected. The American people were grossly dissatisfied with providing financial and milita...ry aid to foreign lands, citing an abundance of social issues requiring political intervention on U.S. soil. Cartwright’s plan backfired within three months. The two nations at war banded together to drive U.S. forces out of the lands, an unprecedented move.
For Russia and Ukraine, there was no real physical threat posed by the U.S. military guarding the border, assuming either side refrained from attempting to use force against one another. Instead, the threat was unspoken and was on the plane of mentality. The dueling nations found themselves communicating and came to a unanimous decision: the United States was using military units as a threat that it would take control of the situation at hand. Under no circumstance would either country relinquish control. If they worked together to rid the border of the perceived threat, Ukrainian and Russian leaders would have the ability to govern their own lands, free of outside ruling. Nobody would invade their countries and take away the leaders’ abilities to choose what was right for the two countries, even their decisions for what was right was actually wrong. President Cartwright’s plan did not founder at any fault of her own. Indeed, her reform policies were sound and well-welcomed by the men and women whom had voted her in office. Nobody could blame her decisions.
What to read after Pahnyakin Rising?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elisha Forrester to read onlineMoreLess
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