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    Nsc Policy Analysis

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    policy paper visited the NSC. the total Council, with Eisenhower nearly always present, debated the policy choices and created choices, that were then sent as recommendations to the President within the type of NSC actions. Another committee, the Operations coordinating…

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    CIA Drug Controversy 1986 The United States said to been dealing with illegal drugs and selling them as Crack-cocaine and Heroin. The CIA has tried everything to avoid questions, but they’ve gotten answers from Representatives and CIA officers. May 1, 2003 The Heroin Of politics by Alfred W. McCoy gave all evidence that the CIA’s drug trafficking did become a fact. A quote from the book “Over the past thirty years, the U.S. and UN prohibition has simply served to push production and processing…

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    In 2001 with the passing of the “not so” Patriot Act, new powers were granted to the executive branch that allowed them to suspend due process of any suspect and enact wartime methods of extracting data due to national security or simply deny these civilians their legal rights.(Hunt, 2014) The Patriot Act, was established as an anti-terrorist tool, but quickly added to the nationalist tool box in militant response to civil opposition. The utilization of this militant tool to impede civilians…

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    Big Boss Character Traits

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    Joaris Hernandez Favorite fictional character 10-13-15 Probably one of the most coolest fictional characters out there would have to be John, or as everyone calls him, Big Boss. He is from the metal gear series of games and is considered an incredibly skilled soldier, he was a child soldier for the US army during the korean war and was shown to be proficient with weapons, this allowed him to join the green berets at the age of 14. At the age of 15 he met The Boss, she decided to take him in…

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    Islamic Extremists

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    attacks are occurring throughout the world, a vastly different threat arises from the Internet which has helped bring the world together. Islamic extremists use the cyber world to assist in recruiting radical individuals across the world into their operations. Further, the ability to share information or post videos allows for long distance training opportunities for those who wish to cooperate with terrorists. Interestingly, Islamic extremists who covet 12th to 14th-century philosophy uses…

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    miles in advance, figure the approximate disposition of enemy forces, predict avenues of approach gave commanders better situational awareness. The Balloon Corps forced the Confederate Army to attempt to mask movement causing large delays in planned operation (Knight, 2004). However, the hot air balloons were targets for enemy mortar fire. As mortars did not reach the balloons, they fell on the headquarters company that accompanied the balloon in order to disseminate…

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    Operation Paperclip, originally known as Operation Overcast was the capturing and hiring of Hitler's weapons makers for US military interests (Jacobsen). During World War II, the Nazis had developed an impressive Arsenal far superior to that of the Allies. It was much coveted, and the US believed necessary addition to their Arsenal (Lewis). These weapons were advanced in all areas of warfare. They were kept a secret through most of the war until the occupying Allies discovered German secret…

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    In this case, their research data are based on digital data collection, which is online quantitative questionnaire survey data, interview with the focus group, and participant covert observation on selected individuals` social media profiles to analyze about participants` social behavior, "social bonding" and "privacy issues” (Jensen & Sørensen, 2013, p. 52-58). First, the online survey does not require physically presented interviewer…

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    Our recommendation to the National Security Council is to pursue Policy #4, using a honeynet to trap attackers and provide attribution. This technical solution is far more covert than our other alternative policies. It allows us to obtain knowledge about hackers’ methods and means of attack during their attempts to infiltrating sensitive data. Most importantly, it could potentially provide irrefutable evidence for attribution. This evidence enables the US to impose harsher sanctions without fear…

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    Book Reports and the Twitter Pitch 1) John le Carré’s A Delicate Truth follows the events of a secret operation carried out in the British colony of Gibraltar through the eyes of two simple British civil servants cast into a world of adept spies and complex politics. 2) John le Carré’s A Delicate Truth is a book that deals with ideas of morality and collateral damage in a post 9/11 world when a covert operation’s efficacy is raised. 3) John le Carré’s A Delicate Truth constructs the character of…

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