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    international terrorism is one of the most critical issues facing the United States, given the ever-growing threat from international and homegrown terrorist known as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) also known as Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). It is time for America to reevaluate the Posse Comitatus Act and amended it to reflect today’s threats against our Homeland Security. The Posse Comitatus Act and Activation for Homeland Security…

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    The theme of Orientalism assumed an imperative part in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century abstract works in Europe. Powering the imaginative creative energies of craftsmen, abstract figures, and truth be told all of Europe, this interest with the Orient likewise impacted a considerable lot of the Romantic authors, who arranged books and verse alike in the puzzling distant grounds of Turkey, India, the Middle-East, and Asia. Relations in the middle of East and West initially increased far…

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    Historically people have apparently really disliked Judaism, from their oppression(and various counts of genocide and mass murder over several hundred years) at the hands of the Romans and later Byzantines, oppression by Muslims, the Crusades, the Spanish Inquisition, the hundreds of blood libels incited by christians from 700 CE to 1950 CE, their persecution, and murder, at the hands of Russian in in the early 1900s(and earlier), and of course, the Holocaust. We are however just focusing in on…

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    Islamic Terrorist Camps Terrorist camps in America are becoming a major threat. The United States is trying to be more aware of who and what these camps are, and also what could be watched for with these camps growing in population. Michelle Bachman, a former congress woman, said,”. . . [United States] national law enforcement agencies have a duty to secure the safety of the American people- that is the number one duty of the government” (SCARY). The terrorist camps are becoming a serious…

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    contains many different facts and statistics from researchers. Unless, you take into consideration, how she provides the audience with more than enough facts from important people to back up her statements about gender roles. For instance, Ronald F. Levant states, “When it comes to gender progress… men are stuck” (Reyes par. 5). This gives Reyes some credibility from the audience showing that someone of a higher profession seeks the same thing as…

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    The Significance Of The USA Patriot Act And The Effect On American Society Today The United States of America took a devastating blow on September 11, 2001, when the many parts of the country were under attack such as New York City and Washington D.C. The United States took immediate action to prevent further attacks and protecting their citizens by enacting the U.S. Patriot Act. Despite the attacks on American soil, the resilience demonstrated by the American people that day was remarkable.…

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    This reading discusses the events leading up to the British Mandate as well as the after effects of its implementation. The Balfour Declaration announced British support of Zionism, provided that no injustice was done to the native Arab population. The Declaration became solidified in international law when the League of Nations wrote it into the British Mandate for Palestine. While Zionist saw this as a long-awaited charter and renewed hope after the brutal years of WWI, Arabs viewed it as…

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    Isis “ Men are moved by two levers only : fear and self interest” (Napoleon). Fear is caused by emotions. Emotions are strong they make us very happy or sad at the time, it makes people do things before they think about it. Fear of death is one of the worst. Militant group called ISIS has been trying to take over small countries across the Middle East and enable the possibility to spread fear of Muslims all over the world, but primary to Europe. Isis, militant group, is causing one of the…

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    Terrorism & Communication: Osama Bin Laden Style Terrorism has been around for ages and just like any common organization, the terrorist organization needs to have the ability to communicate amongst one another. A lot of the prominent terrorist organizations define themselves as international terrorist groups or organizations. Soldiers can attest that communication can be difficult on the same battlefield and families can attest that communication can be difficult in the same household. Now, try…

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    groups have threatened the world stability and security. (DeJacimo, 2015) Terrorist attacks that took place in Bali, London, and Madrid by people and groups radicalized by violent extremist groups such as al-Qaeda and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, (ISIL) have caused the media to pay attention to their actions, without a true understanding of what encourages someone to become a violent, radicalized extremist. (DeJacimo, 2015) Defining Radicalization The definition of radicalization…

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