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The Viet Cong insurgency significantly influenced American policy toward Vietnam by intensifying U.S. military involvement and leading to a more aggressive strategy against communism. As the insurgency gained strength in the early 1960s, American policymakers escalated troop deployments and support for the South Vietnamese government to prevent a communist takeover. This culminated in the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which authorized greater military action, ultimately resulting in full-scale U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. The insurgency's persistence and tactics also contributed to growing anti-war sentiment in the U.S., impacting policies and public opinion throughout the conflict.
The Allies promised that all war crimes and crimes against humanity would be investigated and prosecutions brought where appropriate.
Iran's last open declaration of war was against Iraq in 1980. However, the Iranian military has been mobilized in numerous other actions, border skirmishes, and their elite units (the Kutz) have been part of Iraqi Anti-American Insurgency.
John Locke believed that rebellion against government was not appropriate when a government was functioning effectively and protecting the natural rights of its citizens—namely, life, liberty, and property. He argued that people should only rebel when a government becomes tyrannical and fails to uphold these rights, thereby losing its legitimacy. In such circumstances, citizens have the right to overthrow a government that violates the social contract.
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Insurgency is acts of rebelling against government. Counter-insurgency is action taken specifically against insurgents.
Islamic revolution against the dictator caused the shiite insurgency in Yemen.
Insurgency is an act of rebellion against a constituted authority whereas resistance is a group of people who are dedicated for resisting foreign occupation or an invasion. The main difference is that insurgency does not involve resistance against foreign invasions but only against the same nation in which they are located.
Y. M. Bammi has written: 'War against insurgency and terrorism in Kashmir' -- subject(s): Counterinsurgency, Insurgency, Politics and government, Terrorism
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Handcuffs are restraint devices that are used on a person when he is arrested or otherwise taken into custody against his will by the police.
"I am prejudiced against him" is more appropriate and commonly used to express a biased or unfavorable attitude towards someone.
If you restrain a person against their will and 'pass gas' on them then yes, if that person wants to form a complaint against you with just the restraint you put on them. It's immature so grow up!
The actual fighting and security in an insurgency are typically provided by the armed wing or military component of the insurgent group. This element is responsible for engaging in combat operations against government forces and protecting the insurgent-controlled areas. Additionally, local militia or community defense groups may also play a significant role in providing security and conducting combat operations alongside the main insurgency forces.
a rebellion against the eighteenth century's neoclassical emphasis on rules, reason, and restraint
An insurgency typically requires a favorable political environment that allows for popular support, as well as a legitimate grievance among the local population to mobilize them. Additionally, it needs external resources or support, such as funding, arms, or training, to sustain its operations. Lastly, effective leadership and organization are crucial to coordinate actions, maintain morale, and strategize against government forces. Together, these elements create a conducive environment for an insurgency to thrive.
Resisting the ruler occupying their country. Example: The French underground of WWII; these were people conducting guerrilla/insurgency warfare against the Nazi German occupiers of their country (France).