Revolutionary terrorism is a form of terrorism where the practitioners intend to totally abolish a political system and replace it with new structures. It is the application of force in countering revolutionaries. An example of a revolutionary terrorist group is the FARC (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia). I strongly believe...
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Prophet Mohammed founded the Islamic religion in the 7th century (Council on Foreign Relations, n.d.). The doctrine split in 632 after his death. Although Shi’ites and Sunnis share common religious beliefs, they differ on Mohammed’s successor. Sunnis believe that the person who would have replaced Mohammed should come from the...
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The Emotional Address by President Obama The speech by the president Obama after the assassination of Osama Bin Laden was an emotional address focusing on the pain of those who were affected either directly or indirectly by the 9/11 attack. Bin Laden was the mastermind behind this attack and Obama took...
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In 1988, a dreaded terrorist by the name Osama Bin Laden formed a group by the name al-Qaeda. The primary focus of the group was to fight foreign interference in the Arab countries. After the invasion, the group realigned their goals into fighting against persons or states, which the members...
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It is extremely important to be concerned about how law enforcement employees behave ethically. However, the police subculture still upholds the code of silence despite the academic program of study for prospective police officers placing a greater emphasis on excellent coaching. Some important problems that still exist in the majority...
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From its humble beginnings, forensic science has come a long way. For identification purposes, fingerprints have been used for a very long period. The breadth of forensic discoveries and advancements will be extended by this discipline. The tools used today to identify criminal offenders include DNA testing, impressions, and even...
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State sponsorship reveals a source of money for the terrorist organization Al Qaeda Al Qaeda benefits from state support because it can give them enormous sums of money and offers terrorists safe houses for years. According to Freeman (2011), the Al Qaeda organization is compelled to carry out illegal actions in...
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To: NYS Joint Select Committee Chair the author Christine Flora Attorney General of the State Date: December 17, 2017. SENTENCING MATRIX is the topic. Please find below a suggested punishment matrix that the judicial system should take into consideration. Sentencing Table listing the number of months spent behind bars for each offense Points awarded based on the...
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The decision to focus on Al Qaeda was motivated by its potential to plan terrorist attacks on US territory. The current study built on earlier research on Al Qaeda. The present study concentrated in particular on the appropriate intelligence methods that were used in the gathering of information on the...
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On September 9, 2001 (9/11) - The Tragic Terror Attack On September 9, 2001, also known as 9/11, the United States of America experienced its worst terror assault. The extremist organization al-Qaeda is thought to have been involved in the terror assault. They took control of four aircraft, which they then...
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A political movement that employs terror as a tool to further its objectives is known as a terrorist group. A group of two or more people, whether organized or not, who engage in terrorist acts directly or indirectly make up the structure. According to Corporation (2013), terrorism is the deliberate...
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GEOINT is a military intelligence tradecraft and discipline that arose from the combination of imagery intelligence (IMINT), imagery, and geospatial data. It is also used by other intelligence communities and is defined in Title 10 of the United States Code 467 as the assessment and description of visually depicted physical...
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