Boko Haram is not the only security menace threatening Nigeria.
Immigrants have been continually identified as undeserving leeches, a security menace, an existential threat to British values – and thus a fitting target of resentment.
Given that the violent turmoil sweeping the Middle East -- especially the Sunni-Shia conflict and the civil wars in Syria, Yemen, and Libya -- is unlikely to settle anytime soon, a growing number of young Muslims will join the ranks of extremists, posing an ever-greater national security menace for Western countries.
He sees them growing up in a benighted, detested land, their liberties, living standards and security menaced by the triumphant neocons.
SANS (SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security) Institute ranked cyber espionage as No. 3 on its "Top 10 Cyber Security Menaces for 2008".
But they have become workaday and shabby, cluttered with the machinery of heightened security and menaced by airline bankruptcy — bus terminals on the brink, more like refuse-littered marketplaces than like places of worship.
That is different from saying social security is a menace to society" one of Romney's advisers, Ron Kaufman, told MSNBC, the hosts of the debate.
Through these simultaneous developments, Barrett writes, the gun "inherited all aspects of the American firearm heritage: It was seen as an instrument of law and security, but also menace, danger and fear".
To even pose the question captures the breathtaking distance between the United States as an advocate for stability and security and the menace of Trump's America, feared and distrusted by a world which once looked to it for leadership.
In those years we felt almost physically defiled: our security had been menaced, our survival was at risk, our national soil had been violated by the Japanese atrocity at Pearl Harbor, which had left nearly 2,500 Americans dead.
Mr. Maliki has said that, before the government will stop its fight, Mr. Sadr must comply with four conditions: hand over heavy weapons; stop fighting the security forces; stop menacing government workers; and hand over outlaws sought by the government.
