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    History of Terrorism

    Effects of Terrorism HIS/ 145 May 08, 2013 Dr. Fontenot Effects of Terrorism Terrorism has become a global epidemic for communist and non communist countries. This paper will discuss what terrorism is and what effects it has on the American society. Terrorism is defined by Merriam-Webster Dictionary as systematic use of violence to create a general climate of fear in a population and thereby to bring about a particular political objective. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation

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    Immigration

    reasons. There should not be any such thing as illegal immigration in the United States. While I understand that we have many large borders that would need to be patrolled I think that the mother and father of the eight year old who died in the Boston Marathon bombings would agree that no value can be placed on a life. Taxpayers in America pay hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to the individual who chooses not to work and have seven kids to obtain hundreds of dollars in governmental assistance

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    Lone Wolf Terrorism Research Paper

    Lone wolf terrorism is not a recent phenomenon. Decades of incidents indicate that it is an ever-present threat which society and governments must mitigate. The cases of Timothy McVeigh, Omar Mateen, and the recent Las Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock were some of the more extreme examples of what lone wolves could do. There are many definitions of lone wolf terrorism but this category of terror does have a common premise of sole individuals inflicting politicized attacks upon the public. The

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    Brady Speech Outline

    the man’s inability to shoot and by Press Secretary James Brady. Significance-Brady’s protection of Reagan led to the introduction of the Brady Bill. Now, background checks were required before being allowed to buy a handgun. 2. Beirut Barracks Bombing (1983) What-Some operatives from some underground terrorist group decided to crash a truck carrying many explosives into the U.S Marine barracks in Beirut. This caused the death of many Americans. Significance-This prevented America from staying

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    Patriot Act

    have voted for the USA Patriot Act: "Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act." These words sound nice but they seem to be lies. The Patriot Act did not obstruct the Boston Marathon bombing! It did not obstruct the Fort Hood massacre either! In both of these instances the terrorists communicated with each other and even with other terrorists outside of our country, and all the surveillance we citizens have been subjected to since

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    9/11 the Terrorist Attacks

    was exposed and the country’s vulnerability was seen worldwide; thereby making the US an international target. Terrorist attacks rapidly increased both from outside adversaries and even some home grown terrorists’ cells. Case in point, the Boston Marathon Bombing was a terrorist attack orchestrated by two Russian American brothers, which resulted in a few fatalities and numerous injuries. Because Al Qaeda, an Islamic anti-American group, is responsible for the majority of these terrorist attacks, many

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    Comparison And Contrast Essay: Service Dogs Vs. Service

    Dogs are those kinds of animals who have supernatural ability to determine if we feel sad or stress, happy or angry, and instead of staying away from it or ignore it, they look more attracted to it. Dogs do not keep notes and they are good listeners, and they help humans in many ways that humans themselves fail to do so. Dogs have the ability to connect to humans on emotional and spiritual levels. Now we can find dogs in everywhere, in hospitals, airports, police departments and schools, and they

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    about the 911 attack in 2001 on the twin towers, and pentagon. I feel that this attack could fell under organized crimes. During this attack there was so many people affected by this as the deaths of men, women, and children. The marathon bombing that occurred in Boston, Massachusetts on April 15, 2013 would be considered to be organized crime due to the fact that there was two individuals involved that happen to be brothers. One of the brothers was killed and the other one was captured and given

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    Earth Liberation Front (Fbi. Gov)

    Like the ALF there was an ELF which was the Earth Liberation Front (fbi.gov).There were two terrorist attacks towards this movement. The attacks of the Earth Liberation Front led to a complete destruction of an office complex in Monmouth, Oregon that was eight thousand square foot and also damaged one million dollars’ worth of the Agricultural Hall at Michigan State University located in East Lancing. Neither of these resulted in any human casualties but two of the attacks on the Animal Liberation

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    Bill of Rights

    The Bill of Rights plays a vital role in law enforcement’s role to complete their mission following all proper legal channels and provides officers with the knowledge to ensure they abide by the rights and freedoms provided by the United States Constitution. The Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights (LEOBoR) provides officers with the same constitutional rights as the public and further protects officers against law suits and during exigent circumstances. The Bill of Rights was initially intended

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