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Wake Forest | 1 | College Prep |
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Wake Forest | 4 | Westminster- Anish Dayal- Harrison Hall |
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Wake Forest | 6 | Baltimore City College |
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Wake Forest | 1 | Opponent: College Prep | Judge: 1AC- Cuban embargo |
Wake Forest | 4 | Opponent: Westminster- Anish Dayal- Harrison Hall | Judge: Condo 2AR |
Wake Forest | 6 | Opponent: Baltimore City College | Judge: 1NC- Race 1 off |
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1AC- Cuban EmbargoTournament: Wake Forest | Round: 1 | Opponent: College Prep | Judge: Advantage One – Engagement The current policy of isolating Cuba has failed, patently, to achieve our ends And –The embargo destroys our ability to cooperate and lead effectively And – The plan is key – demonstrating a willingness to cooperate with non-democratic regimes is the only way to avert multiple scenarios for global chaos Advantage Two is Regional Relations The shift in acreage devoted to food crops has not been successful in terms of The full debate over the environmental consequences of the Brazilian biofuel production 111 is largely And – The Brazilian Cerrado is uniquely important – degradation wrecks global biodiversity and accelerates warming beyond the point of no return And – Accelerated warming guarantees extinction And – Biodiversity is key to the survival of all living things The first principle is the most important because earth-life is needed to support Scenario Two is U.S. Ethanol And – Price spikes escalate into global wars, it’s the most likely scenario for international conflict The character of human conflict has also changed: since the early 1990s, more And – Food price spikes ensure devastating famine that kill billions of people There are more people in this world than ever, but less grain to feed Advantage Four – National Security And – The plan is necessary to shift resources back towards counter-terror and anti-prolif And – Weak enforcement ensures that terrorists smuggle nuclear weapons into the United States And – Nuclear terrorism causes extinction And – Nuclear prolif guarantees global catastrophe | 9/9/13 |
1AC- Cuban EmbargoTournament: Wake Forest | Round: 4 | Opponent: Westminster- Anish Dayal- Harrison Hall | Judge: Engagement Advantage The current policy of isolating Cuba has failed, patently, to achieve our ends And –The embargo destroys our ability to cooperate and lead effectively And – The plan is key – demonstrating a willingness to cooperate with non-democratic regimes is the only way to avert multiple scenarios for global chaos 1AC – Latin American Relations Scenario And –U.S. relations with Latin America are critical to prevent regional instability And – Latin American instability escalates and draws in great powers Ethanol Advantage The shift in acreage devoted to food crops has not been successful in terms of And – Cuban ethanol is critical to displace ethanol produced domestically and ethanol imported from Brazil – Cuban ethanol would satisfy U.S. demand The full debate over the environmental consequences of the Brazilian biofuel production 111 is largely 1AC – Brazilian Ethanol Scenario And – The Brazilian Cerrado is uniquely important – degradation wrecks global biodiversity and accelerates warming beyond the point of no return And – Accelerated warming guarantees extinction And – Biodiversity is key to the survival of all living things The first principle is the most important because earth-life is needed to support 1AC – U.S. Ethanol Scenario And – Price spikes escalate into global wars, it’s the most likely scenario for international conflict The character of human conflict has also changed: since the early 1990s, more And – Food price spikes ensure devastating famine that kill billions of people There are more people in this world than ever, but less grain to feed National Security Advantage And – The plan is necessary to shift resources back towards counter-terror and anti-prolif And – Weak enforcement ensures that terrorists smuggle nuclear weapons into the United States And – Nuclear terrorism causes extinction And – Nuclear prolif guarantees global catastrophe | 9/9/13 |
1AC- Cuban EmbargoTournament: Wake Forest | Round: 6 | Opponent: Baltimore City College | Judge: Engagement Advantage The current policy of isolating Cuba has failed, patently, to achieve our ends And –The embargo destroys our ability to cooperate and lead effectively And – The plan is key – demonstrating a willingness to cooperate with non-democratic regimes is the only way to avert multiple scenarios for global chaos 1AC – Latin American Relations Scenario And –U.S. relations with Latin America are critical to prevent regional instability And – Latin American instability escalates and draws in great powers Ethanol Advantage The shift in acreage devoted to food crops has not been successful in terms of And – Cuban ethanol is critical to displace ethanol produced domestically and ethanol imported from Brazil – Cuban ethanol would satisfy U.S. demand The full debate over the environmental consequences of the Brazilian biofuel production 111 is largely 1AC – Brazilian Ethanol Scenario And – The Brazilian Cerrado is uniquely important – degradation wrecks global biodiversity and accelerates warming beyond the point of no return And – Accelerated warming guarantees extinction And – Biodiversity is key to the survival of all living things The first principle is the most important because earth-life is needed to support 1AC – U.S. Ethanol Scenario And – Price spikes escalate into global wars, it’s the most likely scenario for international conflict The character of human conflict has also changed: since the early 1990s, more And – Food price spikes ensure devastating famine that kill billions of people There are more people in this world than ever, but less grain to feed National Security Advantage And – The plan is necessary to shift resources back towards counter-terror and anti-prolif And – Weak enforcement ensures that terrorists smuggle nuclear weapons into the United States And – Nuclear terrorism causes extinction And – Nuclear prolif guarantees global catastrophe | 9/9/13 |
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