Espionage

waging war, strategic attack, disposition of the army, forces, weaknesses and strengths, military maneuvers, variations and adaptability, movement and development of troops, terrain, the nine battlegrounds, attacking with fire, intelligence and espionage are the 13 main ideas of the chapters. All the ideas themselves are self explanatory, and lead to a successful campaign. The novel defined the the way the armies worked at the time along with the 6 other military strategy books . The art of war…

The Watergate Scandal changed the way people thought of President Richard Nixon. If the event had not occurred he would have been known as one of the better presidents and until this day people still do not trust elected officials or government because of it. It is hard to have a healthy society without out having faith in the government, especially when it comes to voting. This was a life changing event for many Americans. It was on the morning on June 17, 1972 that several burglars were…

in society without their consent. When questioned about their unjustified actions, the only response given is to ensure security. Judging by its ignorant answers, the government does not seem to know what security is. Security is not the same as espionage on a country’s citizens or allies. Security does not oppose the people or break laws. However, the government is doing exactly…

experiences in love leave them hopeless even in the face of true love. Governess Brides fans also enjoy the Liar’s Club series of novels by Celeste Bradley. The series of romance novels feature an elite group of spies, expert at the dark arts of espionage and stealing ladies’…

Watergate began with the 1970s congressional elections because it created the fear that Nixon could lose the 1972 presidential election. The large antiwar demonstrations in Washington during 1971 caused the Nixon campaign to worry about Nixon’s reelection. For these reasons, White House special counsel Charles W. Colson made a list of enemies. To deal with the enemies on the list the Nixon administration recruited undercover agents and started plans for domestic surveillance. After the…

did this so they could avoid a race war in the city (Wayne Williams Wikipedia). Once Williams was apprehended, the killings came to an end so that was also a lead that Williams was indeed guilty. Wayne Williams claimed that he was recruited for espionage training as a teenager by the CIA. He says that he was trained at a secret government camp and was given the license to kill. Williams was confronted on this claim in an interview by CNN when they went to visit him in prison (CNN: Alleged…

Apps, Peter. “Commentary: As Cyber Warfare Turns 10, the West Risks Falling Behind.”Reuters, Thomson Reuters, 4 May 2017, www.reuters.com/article/us-cyber-warfare-commentary/commentary-as-cyber-warfare-turns-10-the-west-risks-falling-behind-idUSKBN180035. The article suggests that there is a distinction between how the West and countries such as Russia and China use cyberspace. The United States focuses on preventing enemies from gaining access to resources such as government systems or…

The New Hanging Chad Introduction One of the most significant examples of America’s Democracy is our open election and voting system for the most powerful position in our nation. The ability for each citizen to cast a vote for who they believe to be the most qualified or best suited to be the President of the United States is the quintessential definition of our freedoms. One of the biggest concerns for both candidates as well as the Federal Government during the 2017 Campaign has been the…

America against the common enemy of communism, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt who lead us out of the Great Depression, and World War Two these two men were quite similar and different, as John F Kennedy lead the world through a war of mystery and espionage, Franklin lead the world through a war of fire, death, and misery in which we arose to be the top apex predator. It was because of these men that we rose to such great heights in the world. They were great men of their times who influenced…

Bradbury’s dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451, illuminates the dark and cynical truth of life in the United States during the 1950’s. Characterized by the rise in economic prosperity, the booming population and a high standard of living. However, underneath the unprecedented growth, social unrest ran rampant as fear of a third nuclear World War with Russia beckoned. Furthermore, the early 1950’s were highlighted by McCarthyism a widespread social and cultural phenomenon that created a widespread…