Obama and the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
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President Barack Obama has won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize.
Crisis Reporting By Tres Mali Scott: Out of the Shadows and Into the Highlights
Tres Mali Scott, Crisis Reporting Pulitzer Center Citizen Journalism 2nd & 3rd Place Award Winner: P-T Dictionary of Links to African-American Writers
Tres Mali Scott, Crisis Reporting for: (click the organization name to visit the website or blog)
- The Pulitzer Center
- 1H2O
- Helium Where Knowledge Rules
- The Writings of African-Americans
- A Black-American Experience
- TMSC Security World Alert
To read the Crisis Reported articles, click the title.
Crisis Reporting Topics Endorsed by The Pulitzer Center:
- Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Rwanda: Civil War, Deforestation, and Genocide. (Pulitzer Center Citizen Journalism 2nd Place Award Winning Article).
- Ethiopia: Is the Prime Minister’s “Work Progressing?”
- Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez, US policies, and Latin America.
- The Caribbean, Americans and HIV/AIDS.
- India’s Foreseeable Future and Resolution of These Conflicts.
- Mounting Violence and the Taliban: Are we getting an accurate picture?
Crisis Reporting Topics Endorsed by 1H2o:
- What Changes are occurring to America’s Great Lakes what is causing the changes and why does it matter?
- What lessons can we learn from the River?
Crisis Reporting Topics Endorsed by Helium Where Knowledge Rules:
Crisis Reporting Topics Endorsed by the Writings of African-Americans:
- If Israel is a Country, It is Boarders Not Boundaries.
- How Central America Effects Terrorism.
- Somalia, Ethiopia-Civil Conflict Gone Since 1991: 18 Years still awaiting International Recognition.
- Shona, Tswana, Hutu, Tutsi, & Twa: Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Rwanda.
- Similar Water Problems in Different Parts of Africa: Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Zambia, & Zimbabwe.
Crisis Reporting Articles for A Black-American Experience:
- Guerrilla Warfare: Militia’s (The Klu Klux Klan and Black Panther Party).
- General Motors Corp (GM) is the Biggest Bankruptcy Filing in U.S. History.
Crisis Reporting Articles for TMSC Security World Alert:
How Central America Effects Terrorism
This title is endorsed in part by The Writings of African-Americans by Tres Mali Scott Pulitzer Center Citizen Journalism 2nd Place Award Winner
Central America, from east to west is between the North Pacific Ocean and The Caribbean Sea. Central American countries include:
- Southern Mexico
- Guatemala
- Salvador
- Panama
- The Dominican Rep.
- Cuba
- Jamaica
- Haiti
- The Bahamas
- Honduras
From north to south Central America is between Northern Mexico (North America) and Colombia (South America).
Central America has many issues including drug trade, civil wars & unrest, and socialist governments. Many parts of Central America are impoverished.
Why is it important to look at terrorism and Central America. We as a country are now at war, and terrorism is used for political gain. Terrorism is used to manipulate, cause fear, and intimidate using organized violence for political gain.
Para-terrorism also uses religious practices and beliefs. Most terrorist groups use a religion as a part of the name. Many of these religious practices and beliefs include:
- Suicide bombings
- witchcraft
- Satanism
- magic
- sorcery
The theory of Para-terrorism is from paranormal psychology. The term “Para-terrorism” was first coined byTres M. Scott, M.Ed., M.S. in 2008 A.D.
It includes the use of people, computers, electronics, satellites and signals, various instruments of detection, and forms of quantum physics. Para-terrorism also includes cyberattacks as a techniques:
- Spy access to power grids through computer systems.
- Emergency power sources, water sources, public transportation, traffic lights
- Computer System Botnets (http://tmscconsultingservices.wordpress.com)
Terrorist groups are well funded and perpetrate against poor or oppressed populations that, even if they disagree, do not have the means to over them. Especially with the use of para-terrorism, technology.
Central America’s governments do not empower citizens and is a danger for terrorism. Terrorist have money and influence, are extremely aggressive and use local areas to gain support.
In conclusion, looking back at the “Cold War” a major lesson is location and ability to bomb. Central America is close to the USA and with the rise in terrorism, is a major National Security Threat. Some terrorist groups now use mobile rockets. Has anyone investigated how far these mobile rockets can travel or what type of technology they are using?
References:
Six Basic Elements of a Poem: From the International Society of Poets
The Six Basic Elements of a poem include:
- Images
- Discourse
- Rhythm-fixed meter, free rhythm, line breaks (enjambment & end stop)
- Figures of Speech- similes and metaphors
- Word Music- direct rhyme, indirect rhyme, word music within the lines
- Formal structures
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. The Root: F-J Dictionary of Links to African-American Writers
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. The Root:
The Root: P-T Dictionary of Links to African-American Writers
The Root by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.:
African-American Poetry: A-E Dictionary of Links to African-American Writers
African-American Poetry:
African-American Literature: A-E Dictionary of Links to African-American Writers
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