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Pearl Harbor - Intelligence Failure Case Study The United States intelligence community (IC) has changed tremendously over the years primarily due to the various intelligence failures throughout history. Since the IC was officially created following the National Security Act of 1947, which was enacted as a result of the attack on Pearl Harbor, it is fitting to explore the massive intelligence failure that led up to the attack that was carried out on December 7, 1941. First, we will explore the many

Whilst at school, I was the recipient of two national scholarships in History and I won first place in national essay competition thanks to my innovative ideas for country development. Moreover, I was elected President of the Student Council and as such leased with local administration to voice students’ demands and managed to set up and run a second-hand book shop for students. I also won a trip to the European Commission due to extensive voluntary work. As part of the project EUROSCOLA, by virtue

and ACT State Governments have announced their intention to keep the program in the original state and fund it. “In discouraging the bullying of LGBTI students, it seeks to upend traditional understandings of gender and impose cultural values offensive to most Australians.” The quote above highlights some of underlying bias behind many proponents of the SSC. It holds that creating an environment where people feel accepted and all bullying discouraged isn’t something to aspire to if it challenge

The Disabled Persons Protection Commission (DPPC), founded in 1987, is an independent state agency responsible for investigating and reducing occurrences of abuse against people with disabilities in both state and private settings. In addition to directly serving individuals with disabilities through the management of abuse investigations, the DPPC offers training opportunities for police officers and service providers. One such program is the Awareness and Action program; this program is taught

the country. The NBA did not have a great start with its teams dwindling to only eight teams in the 1950s. At this point, the league transformed the game with the addition of the shot clock. The shot clock in the NBA is 24 seconds, meaning the offensive team has 24 seconds from the time they inbound the ball until the ball hits the rim on their side of the court. This addition increased the pace of the game and made it more fun for fans to watch. Their transformation worked, and the league returned

One of my first questions to Amber Dujay, my liaison and the volunteer coordinator was: what does CNIB stand for? I intended for this question to be interpreted as a request for the meaning of the acronym, as well as an inquiry into the values and mission of CNIB. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind is a non-profit, community-based organization that prefers to be known as their acronym for two reasons: the first is their intentions to distance themselves from the negative connotations of

axis forces, they made the mistake of dropping leaflets on their own front lines in order to reach the most soldiers at once, so MO made counterfeit leaflets and dropped them on the axis front lines telling the troops false information; Skorpion was terminated and they had to claim that all Skorpion leaflets were counterfeit to flush out the fakes (War Report Vol.2, p. 301). As you can see MO was able to create effective propaganda that created confusion on the battlefield. Propaganda will be different

because most of the athletes should be healthy by then. But that wouldn't be the case without the tireless efforts of the athletic training staff. "I think they are a more important piece to the puzzle in 2012 than any other piece," said BYU offensive coordinator Brandon Doman. "Getting our guys healthy and then our strength and conditioning staff’s ability to prepare them for the fall, if there was ever areas that need to see a jump forward for us, it’s those two areas. They have a really big impact

The System for college athletes isnt perfect, and needs to be worked on, a big problem we cannot seem to agree is how to compensate the student-athletes who drive the NCAA. I would like to start off with a question. Are college athletes being compensated enough for the effort they put forth today? Every Day they wake up early and represent their university whether they are putting in work in class or on the field. Each student-student athlete generates tons of money for their university and they

Prior to the 1970’s women faced gender discrimination in politics in regards to plausibility about political obligation that falls along the lines of gender. Various gender representation within a representative democracy were consistent of male supremacy. Women were denied full citizenship rights such as the right to vote. Women fought for their suffrage in order to gain the right to vote and be entitled social, civil, and moral rights for themselves. Despite the increasing presence of women in