MWP3 Article 4

In her article "'Nazi Gods' and 'Jewish Devils': The dehumanizing Rhetoric of Nazi Propaganda" author Kelly M. Sutter implies that the amount of effort that was put into establishing the Nazi regime was in fact colossal. She supports her argument by providing many of the numerous ways that the Nazis constructed their Aryan ideals. The intended audience for this article is for those people who are interested in learning about the truth of Hitler's dastardly plans. The purpose for writing this article is to inform the unknowing person of the roots and truths of Hitlers ideals.

MWP3 Article 3

In his article "Race Science and Nazi Germany: Its Influence on Hitler’s Ideology and Euthanasia Program." the author analyzes the extent of Nazi and Aryan scientific experiments. The author supports his depiction by providing factual experiments done by the scientists. The author's purpose for writing this article is to inform people of just how drastic Nazi and Aryan ideals were. The intended audience for this article is for any individual or group with an avid interest in Nazi racism or the Aryan supremacy ideal.

MWP3 Article 2 Summary

In article two of my academic research for our third major writing project, the author displays the similarities between the racism in the 1936 german hosted olympic gamds and the 1904 olympic games held in St. Louis during the same generation. In the 1936 olympics, Hitler projected his Aryan Supremecy Iideals over every other race: while in the St. Louis olympics, general white supremecy was displayed. This trend  of white supremecy would not only include racism against africans but also the thought of ultimate supremecy. As Sean Edgecomb  implies during his article, “It was also during this period that organised movements of Nordicism and Germanicism, which favoured light-haired and light-eyed Europeans from the north and west of Europe over their Eastern European counterparts, fermented.” These supremecist thoughts and beliefs did not aspire out of thin air. They were indeed modeled from a country much younger than the european ones who implemented their very essance. Edwin Black suggests. “While Hitler’s race hatred sprung from his own mind, the intellectual outlines of the eugenics Hitler adopted in 1924 were made in America.”

MWP3 Precis 2

In his article "Inharmonious Pursuits: Pursuing Racism at the Olympic games" author Sean Edgecomb asserts that the influence of aryan racism has similar occurances and effects on our past actions. Edgecomb supports  his idea by providing numerous historical events and comparing their structures to display the horrifying similarity. The authors' purpose for writing this piece is to inform people of just how alike our past events are with Hitler's aryan ideals. The intended audience for this piece is for those people with an avid interest in nazi racism and it's effects.

MWP3 Article 1

In his article "The nature of nazi ideology" (1991) author Robert Thomas displays the fact that the nazi ideals were a result of a global capitalism takeover. Thomas supports his arguement by supplying historical facts and some statistics at opportune times. The intended audience for this article is for those who have a general interest in nazi ideology. The purpose for writing this paper is to show the true beginnings of nazi ideology to those who have not yet experienced it.

MWP2 Outline

Introduction: All around the world there is a balance of give and take that keeps financial affairs on the fine line of growth and stability. Unfortunately, this fine line has been desperately sought after while we fight a financial recession plagued by high interest rates and un-payable debts. With that value of each global currency decreasing mixed with the higher cost of living that each country is demanding, debt and bankruptcy seem nearly inevitable.

Definitions: Financial instability is where an financial situation is overwhelmed by constant flux and setbacks. Higher unemployment rates and foreclosures within a country is an example of what financial instability could look like. It may also look like a family not being able to survive with one job due to the insane cost of living.

Review of Lit: Through each and every article financial instability and economic growth ideas were closely intertwined. To the uneducated person in this specific area it may seem odd that these two subjects are closely related, but it almost every financial situation it holds true. You cannot possibly hope to attain economic growth without the chance of financial instability. This ideal has been corrupted by major oil and credit card companies.

Argument/Analysis: Financial instability corrupts nearly every major global power. Too much power is given to the credit card companies and oil companies. This independent power brings the world to its knees. Restrictions should be made and placed on these necessary evils of our modern world so that we do not become a trade based global society.

Conclusion: Our old ways of life and old ways of solving problems cannot solve this problem that we face in our modern times. Drastic measures need to be taken to strip these corporations that cause countries to be crippled. Resistance in unison on a global scale is needed for any type of change to come.

MWP2 First Draft

Financial Instability: High Interest Rates

Financial instability may sound like an age old problem that is easily solved; but the extreme difficulty in creating financial prosperity and stability remains elusive. Too many people are worried about themselves and their debt instead of focusing on the companies that put them into debt. Banks and credit card companies should not be allowed to hike interest rates so high that it literally suffocates any individual using loans or credit cards to pay bills. Even in our financial recession, the interest rates on loans and credit cards are at an all-time high, thus making it nearly impossible for a struggling population to repay their debts.

The most dangerous threat is not the financial depression of which we are currently suffering from; the most dangerous threat is the extreme financial instability that is created by ever increasing interest rates and random inflations of prices. These prices and interest rates are inviting reckless people to take out loans and with the knowledge that they possess little chance of paying the loans back. These high risk borrowers are forcing bank companies to construct such specific and ludicrous contracts that require potential borrowers to pass a screening test to qualify for a loan. With such rigorous requirements to obtain a loan, more people are unable to receive the financial aid that is needed to build a better world.

With decreasing amounts of money being leant to the population, a countries economy is going to suffer and not grow. This implies that a country will no longer be able to maintain a modern and inventive mentality that the rest of the world is cherishing.

Loans may seem like the horrific bully of the financial crisis, but in fact credit card companies are the true culprit for much of the general public’s debt. Credit card companies are more than willing to lend money to those who are less likely to pay the debt back for many reasons. One such reason is the potential for mass gains in profit. A mass gain in profit may occur when a payment is not made on time. This late payment is automatically going to be increased by an extremely high interest rate on the next payment. This pattern of higher payment after higher payment is a formula for disaster. With payment after payment piling up, other bills also become late thus forcing a person to file bankruptcy.

Although the doom and gloom seems like a never ending abyss, measures are being taken to prevent the strangle hold that these problems impose. Attempts at restricting the overall severity of interest rates have made little affect. Even though the attempts to relinquish the grasp such companies have failed, it also means we are one step closer to winning the financial stability battle. Other possibilities to restrict the power of such ruthless interest rates could be to make a maximum cap on exactly how high they can raise their interest rates, should a late payment be needed.

Governments around the globe need to be defiant against these modern day tyrants. If they are allowed to continue on their reckless and greed corrupted paths, High interest rates on loans and other debts will ultimately cause our global economy to be set farther back than anyone ever imagined. Being set back so far could include the possibility of the global economy morphing into a trade based market. A trade based market would include the means of simply trading one person’s goods for the services of another person. This proposal alone should be enough to ratify just how drastic of an effect that high interest rates pose.