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Introduction In early 1975, the FBI assigned a handful of employees the task of handling an anticipated influx of Freedom of Information Act requests due to new legislation. Although the Freedom of Information Act had been in effect since 1967, it did not apply to investigatory files compiled for law enforcement purposes, thus generally exempting FBI files from public access. By the end of 1975, ...

American Embassy London | Current Issues | Ready Reference | A-Z Site Index | What's New | Current Issues: Terrorism After September 11: Images from Ground Zero Photo Exhibit Patterns of Global Terrorism 2001 Chronologies India - Pakistan Assistance to Afghanistan Stopping Terrorist Financing Military Commissions Camp X-Ray, Guantanamo Bay Homeland Security Designating Terrorist Organizations ...

Concluding unit for World History course. Include Terrorism, Civil Disobedience, Apartied, Areas of concern in the modern world for the US including China, India, Africa and the Middle East ...

TERRORISM: HOW VULNERABLE IS THE UNITED STATES by Stephen Sloan From Terrorism: National Security Policy and the Home Front, Edited by Stephen Pelletiere, published by The Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College, May 1995. INTRODUCTION If there is a fog of war, there is probably a more dense smog of terrorism, for the small nature of terrorist groups, their close ...

The Global Rise of Religious Violence | Focusing on recent events, part one of Terror in the Mind of God explores the use violence by marginal groups within five major religious traditions: Christianity (reconstruction theology and the Christian Identity movement, abortion clinic attacks, the Oklahoma City bombing, and Northern Ireland); Judaism (Baruch Goldstein, the assassination of Rabin, and ...

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