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• Michael Moore Opens 'Mike's Office .
• Of Homeland Security'.
• That is why today I am announcing the creation of MIKE'S OFFICE OF HOMELAND SECURITY. ...
• This Office will, each day, issue the necessary warnings to the American people (and to the other freaked-out inhabitants of this planet) about what precautions and action you and they will need to take. ... ), Mike's Office of Homeland Security will act as THE one-stop shopping and command center charged with monitoring the movements of the doers of true evil. This Office will dispatch the forces of the American Public (the vast majority of whom never elected a single damn one of the men who now "lead" us) to conquer evil wherever it may be, from DC to Wall Street to the Republic of Texas. ...
• But THEY will not be part of Bush's new cabinet department for HIS Office of Homeland Security. ... AS IT SHOULD BE!! I mean, where would we be today (and how many may have lived) had the FBI not siphoned off the resources of 200 full-time FBI agents who spent the better part of the late '90s on the Clinton-Lewinsky case -- investigating the national security crisis of how to get a stain out of a blue dress! What if they had been doing their REAL job -- like investigating dip-shit flight training schools in Florida and Texas and SAVING PEOPLE,S LIVES?! What a waste of time! And still, to this day, not a single apology from any Republicans for that costly misdirection of police protection. ...
• Plus, my Office of Homeland Security will give out prizes! All the Bush Office is doing is giving out secret warrants to arrest Americans, throw them in secret prisons and never charge them. ...
• My color codes of various security levels will come in everything from CODE MAUVE to CODE PERIWINKLE. ... " By turning to Mike's Office of Homeland Security you may not survive the next terrorist attack, but you will definitely make it to November 2, 2004. ...
• By what authority do I establish this Office? Well, I may not be the President, but they've just told me I've sold more books this year than Harry Potter -- and, dammit, that should bestow some sort of superpowers on me to protect the rest of us, right? .
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• Duties & Responsibilities: The mission of the Georgia Office of Homeland Security is to lead and direct the preparation, employment and management of state resources to safeguard Georgia and its citizens against threats or acts of terrorism and the effects of natural disasters. ...
• In support of this mission, the Planner 2, under limited supervision, performs planning services for the office. The incumbent analyzes and assesses the effectiveness of programs, creates informative printed or oral reports and/or presentations to deliver to diverse audiences, tracks issues which have an impact on homeland security. ... Serves as lead planner in the general administration of the Homeland Security effort working with various local and state committees to develop resource management strategies. Assists with the revision and update of homeland security procedures. ...
• Technical writing skills commensurate with the ability to prepare routine correspondence, media advisories and comprehensive homeland security plans. ...
• AFTER HIRE, THE SELECTED CANDIDATE MUST MEET FEDERAL CRITERIA TO OBTAIN AND MAINTAIN FEDERAL TOP SECRET SECURITY CLEARANCE AS A CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT. ...
• Due to the volume of applications received by this office, we are unable to provide information on application status by phone or e-mail. ...

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• The Heritage Foundation > Research > Homeland Defense > Office of Homeland Security Should Remain Independent   .
• Why the Office of Homeland Security Should Remain Independent by Michael Scardaville and Todd F. ...
• The role of the White House in coordinating federal policy across the government is an important part of the debate surrounding the reorganization of government to improve homeland security. While broad support has emerged for the President's proposed Department of Homeland Security (DHS),1 striking differences exist between how the House and the Senate see the White House coordinating policy with other federal agencies.
• Even after the DHS is created, a high degree of coordination will be necessary among agencies retaining homeland security missions. Last October, the President created the Office of Homeland Security (OHS) to be responsible for such policy coordination.
• 5005) would codify the existence of the OHS as an independent office within the White House--providing a flexible and efficient means for the Administration to coordinate homeland security policy. The Senate, however, is debating the National Homeland Security and Combating Terrorism Act of 2002 (S. 2452), which would replace the OHS with a National Office for Combating Terrorism subject to direct congressional oversight. ...
• 2452 would establish a National Office for Combating Terrorism in the Executive Office of the President in addition to the DHS. The Director of this new office would be subject to Senate confirmation and required to testify before myriad committees. Under the law, the authority of the National Office and its Director would overlap that of the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.
• Such overlap would greatly weaken homeland security policy, since neither the Secretary nor the Director could be viewed as neutral in his or her efforts to advise the President or coordinate policy. ...
• 2452 would detach responsibility for coordinating federal policy from the President, the National Office would have to rely on its relationship with Congress to influence federal agencies.
• Federal agencies with homeland security responsibilities already have well-established interest groups in Congress in the form of the committees and subcommittees that oversee them. Under this arrangement, when a dispute arises with a Cabinet Secretary, the Director of the National Office is likely to prove powerless in front of a congressional authorizing committee or appropriations subcommittee with a vested interest in the agency. ...

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• The following links to the agencies responsible for homeland security and/or emergency management are provided as a research tool, but some links may change over time as states reorganize. ...
• Alabama Homeland Security.
• Alaska Division of Homeland Security.
• Arizona Office of Homeland Security.
• Governor’s Office of Emergency Services.
• The Office of Preparedness, Security & Fire Safety.
• Department of Public Safety, Division of Homeland Security,.
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• Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) information page on Domestic Security.
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• Indiana Counter-Terrorism and Security Council.

• Steve Cooper, CIO, Office of Homeland Security.
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• What it does: The president established the Office of Homeland Security and the Homeland Security Council to coordinate the federal response to terrorism. This office works with state and local governments on, among other things, detection, preparedness, prevention, protection, response and recovery and incident management. ...
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• One year later, Cooper is the CIO of the Office of Homeland Security, and although only in the job six months, he and his high-level associates are designing the blueprint for protecting the nation. Cooper recently talked with Managing Editor Evamarie Socha about his job as CIO and the administration's efforts to pull together the technology side of homeland security. ...
• That was the path by which I came to join the Office of Homeland Security and the White House. ...
• There were probably about 50 to 60 people in the office. ... There also was work done previously, guided by folks, in particular Harold Kuntz and Neil Patel, who are with the Office of the Vice President. ...
• We have begun work and are reasonably far along in the construction of a national enterprise architecture for homeland security, which enables us to understand the business processes that are needed to secure the homeland. ...
• The major process areas of homeland security are prevention, detection, and alerts and warnings. ...
• WT: Is there any other thing in particular you have as a goal in this office? .

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• So far the field has focused on attempts to establish uniform standards of risk referencing - see the biodiversity debate and health security. ...
• Clearly, no single set of guarantees can be said to represent biosecurity - just as no such set of guarantees clearly characterizes national security or any other form of security. ...
• US Corporate investment in all forms of physical security has expanded steadily in recent decades on news of hijackings, hostage crises, bombings, office shootings, kidnappings and employee lawsuits. Ira Lipman, founder and president of Guardsmark Inc said: People are very concerned about their security needs and think they're in a war-like environment. ...
• Some seek to minimize risk or expenses by political measures such as unified Homeland Defense or by extending agricultural isolation zones into Bioregional democracies - forcing political borders to conform to natural ecologies - but this may be at odds with traditional national and cultural borders. ...
• health security measures ensuring early warning and universal insurance by guaranteeing that the most vulnerable populations are regularly monitored. ...

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• The fact that terrorists could successfully target two of our country's major commercial and government centers with such impunity was a clear indication that drastic action had to be taken to insure the integrity of our country's "Homeland Security. ...
• Therefore, we are embarking upon a proactive effort to enhance our Department's response to potential threats related to local homeland security. This will be accomplished by designating a special office to command those bureaus and units within our Department that have a nexus to local homeland security. ...
• The new Office of Homeland Security was established by Sheriff Baca with the concurrence of the Board of Supervisors. The members of this office are committed to the pursuit of a coordinated strategy of preparedness to ensure the readiness of our "first responders"who are ultimately entrusted with the mission of protecting all the citizens of our county.

• After 11 years as Governor, Leavitt resigned his office on November 5, 2003. ...
• He was confirmed to this office on October 28, 2003 by a vote of 88-8 in the United States Senate. Leavitt also serves on the Homeland Security Advisory Council. ...

• Transportation System Security.
• In light of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, enhancing the security of our transportation system is expected to be one of the highest priorities of transportation agencies. ... TRB provides a powerpoint presentation, which is updated monthly, summarizing pre- and post-September 11 transportation security activities across all TRB divisions. ...
• USCG Port Security Initiatives Post 9/11/2001 3/16/04.
• Canadian Departments to Collaborate on Marine Security 3/10/04.
• UNCTAD Report on Container Security 2/26/04.
• OCS Facility Security 2/19/04.
• HazMat Transportation Security Requirements 2/10/04.
• Bridge and Tunnel Security 1/10/04.
• UK Port Facility Security Plan -- Template 1/6/04.
• Maritime Security 12/18/03.
• ITE Urban Transportation Security Website 12/1/03.
• General Transportation Security.
• Aviation Security.
• Surface Transportation Security.
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• The creation of the State of Israel in 1948 was preceded by more than 50 years of efforts by Zionist leaders to establish a sovereign nation as a homeland for Jews. The desire of Jews to return to what they consider their rightful homeland was first expressed during the Babylonian exile and became a universal Jewish theme after the destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in 70 A. ...
• The Balfour declaration of 1917 asserted the British Government's support for the creation of a Jewish homeland in Palestine. ...
• As a result of the scandal, Lavon, was forced to resign, David Ben Gurion replacing him in office. ...
• Despite attempts to censor the details of the case on grounds of national security, the Lavon Affair led to a second scandal, and Ben Gurion's resignation, which he had argumented by the inability of the government to decide on the matter due to political considerations. ...
• In the following 1961 elections, Ben-Gurion declared that he would only accept office if Lavon was fired from the position of the head of Histadrut, Israel's labor union organization. ...
• By June 11 the Arab forces were routed and all parties had accepted the cease-fire called for by UN Security Council Resolutions 235 and 236. ...
• On November 22, 1967, the Security Council adopted Resolution 242, the "land for peace" formula, which called for the establishment of a just and lasting peace based on Israeli withdrawal from territories occupied in 1967 in return for the end of all states of belligerency, respect for the sovereignty of all states in the area, and the right to live in peace within secure, recognized boundaries. ...
• After passage of Security Council Resolution 425, calling for Israeli withdrawal and the creation of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon peace-keeping force (UNIFIL), Israel withdrew its troops. ...
• Within six months after the war began, Israel withdrew from most of the Lebanese territory it occupied but continued to occupy a ten mile wide area of Lebanese territory along the Israeli-Lebanese border; it referred to this area as its "security zone". Israel finally withdrew from the "security zone" in 2000, during the Prime Ministership of Ehud Barak. ...
• In June 1985, Israel withdrew most of its troops from Lebanon, leaving a small residual Israeli force and an Israeli-supported militia in southern Lebanon in a "security zone," which Israel considered a necessary buffer against attacks on its northern territory. ...
• It provides for election and establishment of that body, transfer of civil authority, Israeli redeployment from major population centers in the West Bank, security arrangements, and cooperation in a variety of areas. ... As agreed in the 1993 DOP, those talks will address the status of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, final security arrangements, borders, relations and cooperation with neighboring states, and other issues of common interest. ...
• Israel and the Palestinians did agree, however, in September 1997, to a four-part agenda to guide further negotiations: security cooperation in the fight against terror; further redeployments of Israeli forces; a "time-out" on unilateral actions that may prejudge the outcome of the permanent status talks; and acceleration of these talks. ...
• The Wye agreement is based on the principle of reciprocity and meets the essential requirements of both the parties, including unprecedented security measures on the part of the Palestinians and the further redeployment of Israeli troops in the West Bank. ...

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• --> Our Office is the coordinator of public safety for the parish during an incident that affects the people of the parish.
• The East Baton Rouge Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (OHSEP Home) is available for presentations on emergency preparedness information. ...
• The East Baton Rouge Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness (OHSEP) is the coordinating agency for emergency and disaster activities. ... Additionally, Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness is responsible for developing programs and emergency operation capabilities to prevent disasters if possible; reducing the vulnerability of parish residents to any disaster that cannot be prevented; establishing capabilities for protecting citizens from the effects of disasters; responding effectively to the actual occurrence of disasters; and providing for recovery in the aftermath of any emergency involving extensive damage or other debilitating influence on the normal pattern of life within the community. ...
• Call the East Baton Rouge Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness to find out what kind of emergency could occur in your area. ...
• East Baton Rouge Parish Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Preparedness.

• In late 2001, along with former Attorney General Edwin Meese Bremer co-chaired the Heritage Foundation's Homeland Security Task Force, which created a blueprint for the White House's Dept. of Homeland Security. For two decades Bremer has been a regular at Congressional hearings and is recognized as an expert on terrorism and internal security. ...
• Bremer's office is a division of the United States Department of Defense, and as Administrator he reports directly to the United States Secretary of Defense. ...

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• Welcome to South Dakota’s Homeland Security web site. ...
• We’re concerned with the safety of our airports, water and food supplies, electrical and gas utility systems, and security at major events.
• Department of Homeland Security has announced the opening of the Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program application period. ...
• The South Dakota Fire Marshal’s office will be presenting a workshop over the Digital Dakota Network (DDN) on Wednesday, March 10th. ...
• Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge announced the "Ready Campaign" to advise families what they can do to protect themselves against terrorism. ...
• National Homeland Security Advisory System.
• As part of a series of initiatives to improve coordination and communication among all levels of government and the American public in the fight against terrorism, President Bush signed Homeland Security Presidential Directive 3, creating the Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS). ...
• HSAS Security Advisory FAQ's (PDF).
• If you have any information about these people please contact your local FBI office.
• Airport and Aircraft Security.
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• Closely coordinated with the Department of Homeland Security, these grants provide an excellent opportunity to enhance the ability of the State to effectively respond to the consequences of terrorism.

• The Local Role in Homeland Security.
• SD-342 Dirksen Senate Office Building.
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• The Homeland Security 2002 Conference will focus on Evolving the Homeland Defense Infrastructure, including many of the technology concerns raised by attendees during the first event in the series held December 2001. ...
• Current technologies and emerging strategies for improved communications, information assurance, and ongoing Homeland Security applications will be the focus of the conference agenda. ...
• Three Keynote Presentations by recognized leaders in Homeland Security -- including former New York City Mayor and TIME Magazine's 2001 Person of the Year, Rudolph Giuliani as a confirmed keynote speaker on Wednesday, June 26th.
• Featured Speaker from the Office of Homeland Security.
• Steve Cooper, CIO or Jim Flyzik, Senior Advisor to Governor Tom Ridge, Office of Homeland Security (confirmed) and E-Gov 2002 Awards Ceremony.
• Admission to the E-Gov 2002 Exposition, featuring a new venue, the Homeland Security Pavilion -- an ideal venue for government professionals to meet face-to-face with the premier vendors dedicated to delivering Homeland Security technology solutions to respond to national challenges.
• Alumni Discount: $50 off registration fees above for attendees of the E-Gov Homeland Defense and Crisis Management Workshop (12/18/01).
• Transportation Security Administration.
• Featured Speaker and E-Gov 2002 Awards Luncheon: Steve Cooper, CIO or Jim Flyzik, Senior Advisor to Governor Tom Ridge, Office of Homeland Security (confirmed).
• Luncheon Keynote: David Tubbs, Executive Director Utah Public Safety Command and Director of Security, 2002 Winter Olympics.
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• Plenary Session 1: Homeland Security Programs - The First Wave.
• Featured Speaker from the Office of Homeland Security Steve Cooper, CIO or Jim Flyzik, Senior Advisor to Governor Tom Ridge, Office of Homeland Security (confirmed) and E-Gov 2002 Awards Luncheon.

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• In 1977, following Yitzhak Rabin resignition from office, the ILP lost the elections to Begin. ...
• During Ben-Gurion's leadership (1930's-1950's) Mapai focused mainly on the Zionist agenda, since it was the most urgent issue then - establishing a national homeland for Jews. ...
• Labour in the past was even more hawkish on security and defence issues than it is today. During its years in office, Israel has fought the 1956 Sinai War, the 1967 Six Day War and the 1973 Yom Kippur War. ...
• Therefore, Labour's recent terms in office did not differ significantly in terms of economic policy from those of its rival. ...

• Office of the Secretary of Transportation (OST) .
• Office of the Inspector General (OIG) .
• In January 2003, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and the United States Coast Guard (USCG) moved to the United States Department of Homeland Security. ...
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