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    the Haitian government. In her essay “I Speak Out” Edwidge interviews a coup d’état victim who goes by the name of Alerte Belance. In this essay Danticat brings to life the torture that Alerte experienced at the hands of the attaché paramilitary men. The paramilitary men were against everyone who

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    FARC, ELN. They were created by mainly victims of the governments violence and seeked revenge. These primarily left wing groups fought for control of the country against paramilitaries of the government. The more recent displacement has been primarily due to the two groups mentioned above. Fights between farmers and paramilitaries have not helped affairs. One of the main crops of Columbia is coca (cocaine), leading to Columbia being one of the highest drug using countries in the world. The government

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    Hybrid Threat Analysis

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    In this instance, Russia used many of these elements, blending significant paramilitary forces and guerilla units used to destabilize eastern Ukraine and effectively annex Crimea with no significant casualties and no massive state resources used to do it. It is important to note, however, that one should avoid attempting to compartmentalize

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    The Troubles was a time period of revolt and discrimination in Northern Ireland that lasted from the late 1960s until 1998, beginning with direct British involvement in Northern Ireland and formally ending with the Good Friday Agreement. However, it can be argued that the tension that persisted during The Troubles still exists today. The Troubles stemmed from the dissolution of a long period of peaceful tension between two political groups, the Nationalists and Unionists and by extension two major

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    In order to deconstruct and demilitarize policing in the United States will require law enforcement to first establish a new culture of service and commitment to modernizing with emphasis on developing away from the paramilitary bureaucracy currently in place. This structure reaffirms the closed culture, thus maintaining the mindset that professional police officers are domestic soldier-bureaucrats rather than thinking professionals who make sound decisions rather than drones following orders of

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    One of the paramilitary groups fighting in the Afghan mujahedeen was Al Qaeda. After the Soviet Union left Afghanistan in 1989, mujahedeen groups were still fighting over control of Afghanistan (White, 2012). When the Soviet Union left, the United States also left. The

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    Essay on Colombia

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    Columbia is a country wrought with poverty, corruption, and violence. It has gained notoriety for its drug trafficking and the scandalous dealings by the military. Five percent of Columbia (1.9 million people, 1.1 million of them children) have been displaced due to the fighting in a four decade old civil war. Columbia will need some serious rearranging politically, socially, and overall to get back on their feet.      Columbia is located in the very northern part of South

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    Group A-Question 2: Discuss the significance of the Sino-Soviet confrontation of 1960s–1980s for the Cold War dynamics in the Asia-Pacific. The Sino-Soviet confrontation of the 1960’s-1980’s had a significant impact on the Cold War dynamics of the Asia-Pacific through a number of factors. This period was a significant time of the twentieth century. The two largest communist states of the world, the PRC (Peoples Republic of China), led by Mao Zedong and the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics)

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    cases is the US involvement in the Afghan-Soviet War resulting in the Soviet Union withdrawing from Afghanistan. (Clark, 2007) This may be interpreted as a future issue, but nonetheless giving assistance pushed the Soviets out of Afghanistan. The paramilitary and equipment assistance given to the Mujahedeen gave them the ability to fight the Soviet Invaders to the point of becoming detrimental and pushing the military force out. During WWII an involvement of Covert Action became necessary

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    For the average American, the mere mention of covert action likely triggers images of high-speed paramilitary operators conducting an air assault into……….. such NEPTUNE SPEAR, the raid on Usama Bin Laden’s compound in Pakistan. However, NEPTUNE SPEAR was not a covert operation by definition and further, paramilitary operations are only a small percentage of the covert operations that are conducted. More frequently, covert actions include propaganda, political activity and sabotage. Most of the people

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