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    Putin Character Analysis

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    Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is a byproduct of the Soviet Union and the Cold War. As a member of the KGB, he matured the idea of attaining control of Russia in order to reestablish control of the state over individual rights and needs. After the collapse of the communist regime, he positioned within the new structure to finally become the strongest leader so far. His personal goals are rather simple —to stay in power at all costs, create and maintain an image of mental and physical superiority,…

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    life. He was eventually chased away by the Russian KGB headed by Lenin him self. Snowball was a pig on the animal farm that was at one point Napoleon right hand man, or pig. He was smart, a good speaker, and idealistic. Snowball wanted to make life on Manor Farm better for all the animals that dwelled in it. He was a leader in the revolution that ran Mr. Jones away. The irony is that he was chased away by Napoleon’s dogs. His dogs represented the KGB or Russian secret…

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    tensions. The media portrayed the match as an ideological battle, exaggerating the political importance of the match, convincing society of the political importance of the match. The match attracted the attention of the Soviet Security Agency, the KGB, as well Henry Kissinger, the US National Security Advisor. Even though this was the case, the match had minimal effects on politics. Additionally, the match influenced society to be more accepting of the opposing ideologies between the United…

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    The Filter Bubble Summary

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    More specifically, he talks about the ADD prescription drug Adderal and how it affects students, and compares it with how the filter bubble in society has the same sort of affect on the general population. Pariser begins by telling a story about a KGB officer named Yuri Nosenko who began spying for the CIA in exchange for some money that got stolen from him one night when he had been drinking. Nosenko later wanted to defect to the United States and share more information with the CIA. The CIA…

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    sensitive ramifications especially when Ames had no reason to access that information. (Sims Gerber 2008, 64) What proved to be the nail in Ames’s coffin were the Counterespionage operations that had occurred by the Central Intelligence Agency. Within the KGB the CIA had the moles needed to determine if there were any spies in the CIA, but what caused a…

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    Animal Farm Corruption

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    Power is defined as a controlling entity that can not be escaped by those who are less superior. In George Orwell's Animal Farm, there is an evident theme shown throughout particular instances of how “power can significantly corrupt individuals” in the novel. From this political satire, Orwell’s main character Napoleon undergoes the destructive damages he creates upon this theme. Animal Farm is a short story reflecting past events that occurred during the Russian Revolution in 1917 in which a…

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    was one of the most notable figures of treachery in United States history. Ames worked for the CIA but in 1994 the U.S. found out that Ames was a double agent who was working for the KGB. He had sold multiple intelligence secrets and is responsible for exposing hundreds of American agents transplanted in the KGB and at least 10 deaths. Ames’ espionage earned him millions of dollars and a lifetime prison sentence. The real world applications of ISIS, Kenneth Lay and Aldrich Ames are just a few…

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    Able Archer Case Study

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    Both sides did not have a clear understanding of the others intentions and mindset. With the USSR, the biggest error was over estimating the US’s eagerness to participate in a confrontation in the first place. According to Oleg Gordievsky, an ex-KGB agent who defected and worked as a British SIS asset, this perception was influenced by “Communist dogmas, and lethal Soviet paranoia.” Even without the Soviets defensive stance/As well as this, Operation Ryan was solely focused on intelligence…

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    One of the largest and most important stages of genocide is dehumanization, and many of the events and aspects of the Cambodian genocide align with the aspects of this stage. During dehumanization, one group begins to deny the humanity of another group. In turn, this allows the group to disparage the victims and progress towards the eventual extermination. Hate propaganda also begins to emerge. The Khmer Rouge believed that only “pure” people were qualified to build the revolution, and targeted…

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    bullets to a pair of black leather shoes that stealth a blade coated poison. U.N.C.L.E was set in an earlier time period thus the only gadget that were abundant in the film where tracking devices and voice recording bugs which both factions, CIA and KGB, uses. Also, Kingsman and U.N.C.L.E has different release date. Kingsman was released on the 13th of February 2015 while…

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