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Who's American? - Millamena, Armstrong
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Is the great American Empire about to end its era, like powerful nations past, such as the Roman Empire and the Mongol Empire? The Roman Empire impressively lasted about 500 years, much longer than the American democracy and the Mongolian Empire conquered more landmass than any empire in history. Nevertheless, both empires, as well as others, fell because of internal divisions. It was Abraham Lincoln who said, "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we lose our freedom it will be because we have destroyed ourselves from within." The insurrection at the White House on January 6,…mehr

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Is the great American Empire about to end its era, like powerful nations past, such as the Roman Empire and the Mongol Empire? The Roman Empire impressively lasted about 500 years, much longer than the American democracy and the Mongolian Empire conquered more landmass than any empire in history. Nevertheless, both empires, as well as others, fell because of internal divisions. It was Abraham Lincoln who said, "America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we lose our freedom it will be because we have destroyed ourselves from within." The insurrection at the White House on January 6, 2021 clearly shows how divided America is. Apparently, there's a segment in America's society who feel they are more "American" than their fellow Americans. In addition, they believe they exclusively belong in America, while the others don't. Nonetheless, this issue of "Who's American?" and "Who belongs in America?" needs to be resolved. If not, the American Empire will fall like the great empires before it. Who's American? should help alleviate this question.
Autorenporträt
It was the summer of 1969, a pregnant mother inside a hospital was attended to, on false labor. During her stay, she witnessed the first man land on the moon on television. His name was Neil Armstrong, now considered a great American hero. She would take his last name and make it the first name of her 7th child. Coincidentally, Neil Armstrong died on August 25, the same day as the mother's birth date. The mother's advice to her last born, Armstrong Millamena, was to "live your life like an Astronaut explorer, and search the curious things you want answers to."