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    Tularosa Summary

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    Set, in part, in the tiny town of Tularosa, New Mexico, Tularosa by Michael McGarrity is a story of muder, mystery, history, and culture. Kevin Kerney, an injured, ex-chief of detectives for the Santa Fe police department, must come out of retirement when his godson, Sammy Yazzi, a Navajo, Native American soldier, goes missing from the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. As the story unfolds, Kerney must dig deep into stories from his own past, as well as stories of the native people of the…

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    British victory in The Seven Years’ War (French-Indian War between 1756-1763) left Britain with tremendous debt and the British government decided that the American colonies, who benefited the most from this war, should pay part of the war’s costs. To achieve this goal, the British Parliament passed a series of acts designed to pay the debt with colonial assistance. The American colonists were not happy with such tight control. The first act passed by the British Parliament on April…

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    The years after the Civil War, proved to be crucial to our history. The Westward Expansion was a major and historical change. There were four keys contributions that lead to the movement of the westward expansion. Those four are: population growth, transportation improvements, money and the slave state/free state. This was the time frame that railroads took boom. The Transcontinental Railway was the biggest railway project. The congress authorized the Pacific Railway Act which funded a railroad…

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    guards thousands of dollars just to get a little box of cigarettes, once they get the guards trust that little box will turn into something more serious such as cocaine, marijuana, and cellphones, etc. (Contraband). Since the guards get more money by smuggling things in for the prisoners they get greedy and do it more often and in the end they do get caught, but if the warden or someone high ranked that is in charge of the facility catches the situation on time then there is a good chance that…

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    was going constantly from at least 1982-2010 when it ended. In 2010 when The Buzzer ended a message was played over and over again saying ‘Mikael, Dimitri, Xena, Boris’. There are other theories other than the Cold- War spy network, such as drug smuggling and crime networks. However the frequency of interruptions in the place holders coincide exactly with large government and international events. There is an English Number Station dubbed ‘The Lincolnshire Poacher’, google the recording and then…

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    issue in many communities. Gangs such as the Bloods, Crips, Latin Kings and MS-13 inhabit cities all across the country. Usually using graffiti to “tag” their turf, these gangs use violence, drug distribution, prostitution and various forms of smuggling and trafficking to intimidate citizens and expand their criminal organizations daily. Members usually wear specific clothing, colors and even tattoos to represent their affiliation with their specific gang. 86% of cities in the United…

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    $12 billion a year global industry. The numbers are staggering, yet produce a numbing effect on the collective consciousness of us all” (Page 19). • “Human trafficking today is more profitable than ever before. Today, the profitability of these smuggling rackets rivals that of the drug trade. An estimated profit of $8 to $10 billion annually is garnered through prostitution and forced labor of those trafficked” (Page 21). • “Human trafficking is the ‘perfect crime.’ The chances of being…

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    In the novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn written by Mark Twain is about Huck Finn, a young boy during the slave era abiding by societal standards while his own morals shift. In the beginning, Huck runs away from his dipsomaniac father and takes the canoe when he voyages down the Mississippi River. Before Huck was too far along he met his old friend Jim, a runaway slave. Together they ride down the river in search of the ‘free’ states and along the way Huck has internal conflicts about…

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    Hezbollah Summary

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    Critically analyze how law enforcement found out about the operatives and what local law enforcement’s involvement was in this case from beginning to end. There were many ways that the law enforcement found out about the operations of Hezbollah. "Law enforcement authorities were able to trace half a million dollars through various accounts tied to members of the Charlotte cell, but they believe most of the funds – estimated overall at about $2 million in cash" (Levitt, 2005 P 2). Law…

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    MS-13 brutal, they might even have ties to Al-Qaida. According to the Washington Times they were told that a top ranking Al-Qaida lieutenant Adnan G. El Shukrijumah had met with some of the leaders from MS-13 in Honduras about a business proposal, smuggling weapons and perhaps personnel into the U.S. There is even a RPG forum website http://ms-13rp.forumotion.com/t60-how-to-join-ms-13-mexican-slang. I think that this is a game using MS-13 credentials trying to get people to think they are…

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