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    Individual Privacy VS National Security John Williams ENG 122: GSE 1244A Instructor: Ebony Gibson November 1‚ 2012 Individual Privacy VS National Security Introduction Since the terrorist attack of 9/11‚ America has been in a high level conflict with terrorist around the world‚ particularly the group known as Al Qaeda. There has been many discussions within the U.S. Congress about the measures of how to effectively combat this organization and their members‚ here and abroad. Consequently

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    Proposal for PhD level research Title: STRIVING TO PRESERVE THE PEACE! The police‚ the campaign for civil liberties and the dynamics of disorder in inter-war Britain. The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship the Metropolitan and provincial police forces had with groups fighting for the protection of civil liberties in Britain during the inter-war period‚ principally the NCCL‚ the CPGB and NUWM‚ the Board of Deputies and other Jewish organisations in relation to police mistrust

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    disaster on American soil from 9/11 attacks. Homeland Security has responded by making the U.S. grounds safer and stronger for the Americans. Homeland Security is better prepared to address the full range of threats that include man-made accidents and terrorist threats. The department of Homeland security was formed in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11‚ 2001. The National Strategy for Homeland Security and the Homeland security act of 2002 called for the formation of this department

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    different approach to foreign policy and national security in contrast to policies of other countries of the world. The reason for this is evident when one looks at the geographic nature of the United States. America is bordered by oceans on the east and west and by non-aggressive neighbors to the north and south. European countries‚ on the other hand‚ were ever vigilant of neighbors exerting pressure on them with power plays or military might. The problems of security that inevitably tainted Europe during

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    Counter Terrorism and Intelligence Framework HSM 433 Counter Terrorism & Intelligence Analysis January 14‚ 2012   Counter Terrorism and Intelligence Framework Terrorism is the warfare of the future. The battlefield has changed and it will take professional intelligence agencies to gather information about these unorthodox combatants. To help fight the war on terror‚ intelligence corporations must be present. However‚ some of the agencies can be combined with others to make a “super agency”

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    Individual Privacy vs. National Security ENG 122 Individual Privacy vs. National Security Since October 26‚ 2001‚ Americans have been debating the issue of the USA PATRIOT Act (PLAW 107-56‚ 2001) and its claimed encroachment of American civil liberties and Constitutional rights. Many Americans oppose this new law because they believe it gives the Federal Government and its agencies too much freedom to conduct surveillance using various methods (i.e.‚ cell phones‚ internet‚ financial systems

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    Congress: No person thinks more of the security of our nation and the safety of its people than I do. The men and women of this powerful nation have protected it with their lives‚ and many have sacrificed their precious lives in order for us to have freedom. National security is important to the continuation of our freedom. But different people see the same subject in different light; therefore‚ I hope it won’t be thought disrespectful to propose an opinion that limits some of the hard-fought freedom

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    will read about why it was necessary to have individual privacy as well as national security. Also‚ the difference between the two and how both can violate each other if not handled correctly. | Over the years national security has come to be more vital than the privacy of individuals but too much of both can prove to be problematic. Based off of my research done‚ I will be stating the true definition of national security and individual privacy. Also I will be stating few tragic events from our

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    President Obama has pursued national security policies that keep the American people safe‚ while turning the page on a decade of war and restoring American leadership abroad. Since President Obama took office‚ the United States has devastated al Qaeda’s leadership. Now‚ thanks to our extraordinary servicemen and women‚ we have reached a pivotal moment – we definitively ended the war in Iraq and have begun to wind down the war in Afghanistan. Meanwhile‚ we have refocused on a broader set of priorities

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    There have been many changes to the National Security Council (NSC) since 1949‚ but the creation of the Deputies Committee (DC) with the National Security Directive (NSD) 1 reorganization in 1989 resulted in a national security system commonly recognized as the “Gold Standard.” The driving force behind this reorganization stems from lessons learned during the Iran-Contra affair and from recognition of a poorly functioning crisis management system. This change incorporated new mechanisms to handle

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