Freedom Ride

I am currently doing urgent quest A State of Crisis in monster hunter and I’m having trouble completing it. I use dual swords and/or sword and shield. Can you tell me what to do and what dual sword/Sword and shield to use?

In this quest you have to fight the Shen Gaoren (big crab thingy). My suggestion is to use a fire weapon or dragon (if you have one). Also, I would suggest dual swords instead of sword and shield. Also, it would be smart to get an armor with quake resistance, such as Blango armor (big white snow cat), so the quakes from Shen Gaoren don’t affect you. During this battle you want to hit the legs. Once you hit them enough, they turn bright red, and he falls down. Now go for the face, because it’s weaker than the legs. Just keep repeating this. Once you get to the last area, you can use the ballistas (crossbow things) by getting ballista ammo at the base (from blue supply box, or rack of spears) and then pressing square with the item on the ballista shooter. You can also use the cannons but I don’t suggest it. If he gets close enough, you can hit circle on the big button for the dragonator (big spikes) to pop out. Be careful, it has a short range and he needs to be close enough. I recommend using this when he is attacking so you can cancel out his attack. Remember this quest is kill OR repel the Shen Gaoren, so all you have to do is keep it from destroying the fort until the time runs out, or kill it if you can. If you want you can get his legs bright red, but before he falls, switch to a different leg. This way, when he attacks the fort, you can then switch back to the bright red leg and attack it a bit in order to stagger him and cause him to stop attacking. This way you can maintain your fort integrity much longer. Another helpful thing to do is to bring bombs and bomb him as he enters each area.

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America’s obama government is the most dangerous threat to American freedom.

for the rule by police / security state apparatus / dictatorial government?

Witness their response to the OWS pepper spraying. Most responses consists of "when the police say jump.. you ask how high".

if we were so eager for your police state we wouldn’t be warning people about your President and his cronies

Christians.

Muslims.

Zionist Jews.

?

All thoughts welcome.
10 points to the best answer.

But please take the time to explain, with some facts if possible, why you choose the group you do.

Zionist Jews. They celebrate the New world Order and use the WMD Propaganda with AIPAC and CAMERA to do so.

Everyone should see this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18TRLG8Gwqs&feature=player_embedded

Ron Paul exposes the Neocon Agenda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx1Jpxel-1k

i’ve been going to some questions on Y!A and i found some people from england (including welsh and scotland) saying americans are taking over the world and that we are fat arrogant and that we know nothing about the world, all this hatred seems to be jealousy, why are they so jealous of america?

And the great American education system…. Scotland, Wales and Ireland are NOT part of England!!

You obviously don’t know much about the world.

Don’t worry…you’re in good company:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJuNgBkloFE

In the book From wealth to power by Zakaria What connection does he make to american concept of freedom?

Zakaria’s books include The Future of Freedom and The Post-American World. The first argues that what we think of as democracy in the Western world is actually "liberal democracy," a combination of liberal constitutionalism and participatory politics. The protection of liberty and the rule of law actually preceded mass elections by centuries in Western Europe. Countries that try to simply adopt elections without laying these preceding conditions end up creating not "liberal" democracy but illiberal democracy, like Putin’s Russia. His second book, published in 2008, before the financial crisis, argued that the most important trend of our times is the "rise of the rest," the economic emergence of China, India, Brazil and other countries that are rapidly gaining ground. Zakaria argued that their new-found economic power was altering the structure of global economics, politics, and culture. The phrase "post-American world," has now passed into popular discourse.

After the 9/11 attacks, in a Newsweek cover essay, "Why They Hate Us," Zakaria argued that Islamic extremism was not fundamentally rooted in Islam, nor could it be claimed a reaction to American foreign policy. It had its roots in the stagnation and dysfunctions of the Arab world. Decades of failure under tyrannical regimes, all claiming to be Western-style secular modernizers, had produced an opposition that was anti-Western, religious, violent, and increasingly globalized. Since the mosque was a place where people could gather and Islam an institution that was outside the reach of censorship, they both provided a context for the growth of the political opposition. Zakaria argued for an inter-generational effort to create more open and dynamic societies in Arab countries, and thereby helping Islam enter the modern world.[16]