The Bureau of Counterterrorism and Countering Violent Extremism is part of the U.S. Department of State. It is responsible for coordinating strategies to defeat terrorism.
That's part of the problem; there isn't just one.
Department of Homeland Security is an enormously expensive department which is unable to focus on anything. DHS should take the lead, but doesn't.
Department of Justice wants to do something, but has no knowledge about how to prevent attacks by people who are willing to kill themselves in order to kill us, and lacks the will to actually DO anything.
For all that we've had three recent "consolidations" of our various and separate independent intelligence agencies, nobody talks to anybody else and it's all a monstrous game of "I've Got A Secret!".
There are too many politically correct barriers to action that nobody actually does anything except by accident. (For example, the easiest way to smuggle terrorists into the US would be to simply walk across the Mexican border - but we have virtually no border security there, because it would be perceived as "anti-latino". We actually have better security between the US and Canada than between the US and Mexico.
No. Yemen is not a model of Obama's counterterrorism policy.
why do different tag agencies in ok. charge different prices
Employment agencies will charge businesses different rates depending on what the business is waiting to purchase. If the business is wanting to purchase something expensive the employment agencies will charge a higher price.
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The motto of Center on Global Counterterrorism Cooperation is 'Building stronger partnerships to prevent terrorism.'.
The President is the chief executive of the country and is in charge of administering all federal agencies.
The below groups are responsible/in charge of protecting the US and its citizens from Terrorism:The US GovernmentThe Armed Forces (Army, Navy & Air Force)The Police Officers (Cops)The Intelligence Agencies & Secret Services (CIA, FIB, NSA Etc)
Employment agencies are designed to provide resources and support to individuals who are seeking work. In some instances, employment agencies charge a fee for their services to the job seeker, and in other instances employment agencies charge the employer that is seeking candidates for employment.
There are LOTS. However, the US Government is in charge of one. The National Weather Service...which is the official source for weather information.
Apartment rental agencies do charge a fee. That is how they would make their money. People contact them when they need and apartment and the agency will connect them in apartments avaiable in the area.