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1) The internet has allowed potential terrorists to easily access information and communicate remotely, making lone wolf radicalization and attacks more difficult to detect. 2) Social media platforms removing extremist content limits intelligence gathering opportunities for law enforcement. 3) Increased public education and community policing can help identify lone wolf threats by encouraging people to report suspicious activity. Close cooperation between law enforcement and communities is important for prevention.
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![and are calling for an increased effort of lone wolf attacks (Connor & Flynn, 2018).It is best
said “In light of the inevitable terrorism-related “public overreaction to highly
publicized, low-probability risks,†“[t]he best response is information and education
(Barnes, 2013). Information is key to everything on the planet. If you do not have the
needed information, something you are looking for could be in front of you and you would
never realize this. That is no different in law enforcement and the general public. As the
campaign from Department of Homeland Security says “See something, Say
Something―. Most law enforcement offices, unless they are New York Police officer
general receive limited information about terrorism in the police academy. Furthermore,
getting the public involved in reporting active goes a lot further than some may realize too.
Who knows the streets better than anyone in a city, the people who live by them, work near
them and so on. Community policing goes along way when the community has a good
relationship with their police departments, Moreover, the use of informants, surveillance,
requiring additional reporting of material that is hazardous or unstable when bought in
larger than average amounts, which could led to what is called a denial of means and police
departments conducting physical security assessments of location (Barnes, 2013). All of
these can help lower the chance of a lone wolf terrorist being able to carry out an attack at
the local police level of enforcement. Without chances as stated, it would further increase
the complexity and the degree of difficulty in attempting to locate and or discover a lone
wolf terrorist, which is why terrorists see this as the way of the future of terrorism and I
believe this will increase over the next decade. The public and the police departments
around the United States need to be prepared to share information that could possibly save
the lives of incent Americas.JamesConnor, J. C. & Flynn, C. R. (2018) What To Do About Lone
Wolf Terrorism? Examining Current Trends and Prevention Strategies. Foreign Policy
Research Institute. Retrieved from https://www.fpri.org/article/2018/11/what-to-do-
about-lone-wolf-terrorism-examining-current-trends-and-prevention-strategies/Barnes, B.
D. (2013) Confronting The One-Man Wolf Pack: Adapting Law Enforcement and Prosecution
Responses to the Threat of Lone Wolf Terrorism. Boston University School of Law.
Retrieved from https://www.bu.edu/law/journals-
archive/bulr/volume92n4/documents/BARNES.pdfDr. Mouras, T. (2015) Lone Wolves: Are
They Really Alone in the Radicalization Process? In Public Safety. Retrieved from
https://inpublicsafety.com/2015/02/lone-wolves-are-they-really-alone-in-the-
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Censorship could be a tricky solution because it goes against freedom of speech and may cause issues for forms of media where censorship may destroy their platform. Platforms like these include porn, news outlets, debate platforms, and more. I agree with the anti-censorship argument due to the jobs it may affect if put into place. There are many people who work in the sex industry and pay their taxes just like everyone else. In my own experience, social media outlets such as Face Book attempt to censor information on their platform, but they may not be able to control everything that is put out on their platform. People should have access to information that keeps them updated on what is going on in their country. Another problem with censorship is misleading information. When people are not aware of what it is going on, they have to believe what is being allowed to be shown to them (Burnett, 2015).
Burnett, D. (2015, May 22). Why government censorship [in no way at all] carries greater risks than benefits | Dean Burnett. Retrieved from https://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2015/may/22/government-censorship-psychology-theresa-may
Graham, D. A. (2017, October 11). Trump Wants to Censor the Media. Retrieved from https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/10/trump-wants-to-censor-the-press/542142/
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Wow! We are on our 7th week! One more week and we are done with this class. I feel like I have learned a lot from the course materials and from all of you. This week we have been tasked with answering the following:
As domestic terrorism incidents continue to happen, how can law enforcement agencies prevent, prepare, and respond to the potential for domestic terrorism? What type of intelligence should be shared with the public in trying to prevent or gain additional information of potential incidents?
The Department of Homeland Security should continue pushing its different campaigns such as If You See Something Say Something ®, Stop. Think. Connect, Ready, and Citizen Corps (DHS, 2018) through public events, school open houses, assemblies or even just giving it to children at schools to bring home and have their parents, guardians, etc. read it as well as through multiple media outlets (i.e. social media, television announcements, radio announcements, Internet announcements, etc.) to ensure maximum population reach. I have read through the different campaigns and they offer a lot of valuable information that the public should know and understand. By law enforcement agencies sharing this type of information through the campaigns as well as analyzed products of past crimes (such as indicators, progression of events, etc) that could inform the public of past events. By doing so and not letting the media give their own analysis and bias about events, people will be able to better understand how law enforcement agencies think and handle these types of events. It can also build trust between the communities and police to better share information thus helping agencies push relevant information to the fusion centers to be shared with upper echelon governments (state and federal). This way, individuals can obtain information concerning statistics of domestic terrorism related events, learn to recognize terrorist-like behavior and know how to properly report it, know how to prepare and respond to various types of emergencies and understand cyber-attacks as well. By doing all of these, law enforcement agencies can prepare and prevent terrorist attacks within the homeland and be able to respond to suspicious activity that could lead to an attack. Law enforcement agencies can better respond to terrorist related criminal activities by assessing risk and categorize the most to least critical infrastructure that could be targeted (USDOJ, 2005).
-Ulysses
Department of Homeland Security. (2018). “DHS Campaigns”. Department of Homeland Security. Accessed on August 14, 2019. Retrieved from https://www.dhs.gov/dhs-campaigns
Department of Justice. (2005). Assessing and Managing the Terrorism Threat. Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs: Washington, D.C. PDF.
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President Donald Trump is one of the many individuals who believe the media should be censored (Graham, 2017). After the massacre in Las Vegas and visiting Puerto Rico after they were hit by Hurricane Maria President Trump remained silent on social media platforms. He spoke out against the media stating that many of the allegations that were being made against him were lies and fake stories. Censorship will protect the government and the people from false news. It is normal to go on social media and find articles that are spreading propaganda because they are allowed to and it gets them money. The media should be censored to an extent in order to protect young adults and children. Children should not be able to find and access pornsites as easy as they do now. While in their learning years, they are more likely to engage in practices whether violent or nonviolent due to their exposure to the behavior.
Censorship could be a tricky solution because it goes against freedom of speech and may cause issues for forms of media where censorship may destroy their platform. Platforms like these include porn, news outlets, debate platforms, and more. I agree with the anti-censorship argument due to the jobs it may affect if put into place. There are many people who work in the sex industry and pay their taxes just like everyone else. In my own experience, social media outlets such as Face Book attempt to censor information on their platform, but they may not be able to control everything that is put out on their platform. People should have access to information that keeps them updated on what is going on in their country. Another problem with censorship is misleading information. When people are not aware of what it is going on, they have to believe what is being allowed to be shown to them (Burnett, 2015).
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advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
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diverse human activities.
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and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
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help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
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