Opposition to the Iraq War

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    In my essay I will be talking about the major attacks that have happened in al-Qaeda. Al-Qaeda has had tons of attacks throughout the years. Al-Qaeda has had a total of 15 bombings. The last bombing was in 2009 December 25th it was an attack on the Northwest Airlines flight 253, Al-Qaeda had sent “abdul mutallab” on a suicide mission. President Barack Obama called it an "attempted terrorist attack," and he promised to use every single element of our national power to disrupt and defeat…

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    War Measures Act

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    In theory, the War Measures Act seems like the most suitable option during times of crisis or war; however, its use during the October Crisis seemed unnecessary. It unnecessarily acted upon a violent group that the government could have been prepared for if they noticed it had been planned a decade earlier. The government brought back the War Measures Act when a nationalist liberation group when they threatened the government officials; and rather than allowing all Quebec citizens to continue…

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    The least convincing between the two arguments was the article written by famous ex-basketball player, Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Although his argument was well stated, it only offered a limited view on the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks by Muslim Radicals. Jabbar spoke out as a Muslim-American and condemned the actions taken by “Muslims” in Paris, France. Jabbar later went into depth about how the American people lived through a similar phase, back when the Ku Klux Klan roamed American soil. He used…

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    Joining The Military

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    For example the infantry is on the front lines so it may take a toll on your mentality. Infantry is the central component of Marine ground forces. Now most people call war a bad thing, and say that it takes its toll, even though this may be true, you should know the risks before even signing up. They will train you to be in top shape, and that may be physically tiring but it’s needed if you want to be in the military…

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    CACI Premier Technology is a private contractor that provided the interrogators in Abu Ghraib prison. CACI interrogators, have been accused of participating in torture and abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib. Even though the interrogators worked under the United States Army, they were not bound by Army regulations. “Now, you have some contractors, some civilians who are not under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, who have been sent there specifically to do interrogation work with great…

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    “The War on Terror” to describe the military campaign that would occur as retaliation. This military campaign’s main goal was to seek out to destroy terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda with the ultimate goal to take out the leader of the September 11th attacks, Osama Bin Laden and all of his followers. In 2013, the Obama administration announced that the United States would no longer be using the terms “War on Terror” and “Radical Islamic Terrorists” claiming that America is not at war with…

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    Rabin's Assassination

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    Before Rabin's assassination, it didn't seem as if Shin Bet had an understanding of how to fight terrorism. As an organization, Shin Bet was intimidating as hell. They used torture tactics, like shaking and solitary confinement, terror attacks (Bus 300), and kept their prisoners in truly, hellish facilities. You can draw similarities to how the U.S. responded in the aftermath of 9/11: the initial national shock and how it changed the way the U.S. government strategized national security.…

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    Andrew Childers 3AB In response to the Las Vegas shooting, President Trump spoke to the nation calling for the nation to stay united. President Trump then went to Las Vegas to meet the families of the victims and the law enforcement that responded to the situation. When there the president mentioned nothing about the shooter or the situation of the attack instead he expressed empathy for the victims and thanked the police department for their service. The article then states that President…

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    The Gulf War What was the Gulf War? Why was it important? Why was the U.S. apart of it? All of these questions will be answered throughout this paper, so just sit back and enjoy as you read a part of our history, and how Don Snow was during this time, and what he learned. The gulf war was split into two part. Desert Shield was the before war. Desert Storm was the actual war. I had asked Don Snow what the difference between Desert Shield and Desert storm was and he said, “Desert…

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    There are a lot of moving pieces with this question; culture innovation and economy, over-glorified war stories, Military Strategic Doctrine, and modern US military acquisitions – what could possibly have gone wrong? What part of Clausewitz’s “spirit of the age” ties all this together? Technology! There is no doubt that “Advance Technology” and a “war against a lesser trained and equipped force” were critical contributors to the success of ‘AirLand Battle’ during DESERT STORM. So successfully,…

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