This has sucked the event into a wider European conversation on the security risk of mass refugee immigration, adding an element of racial and social tension to an already murky case.
In fact, he saw industrialization as a mean of achieving the goals of his nationalistic and populist policy of increasing the real consumption, employment and economic security of the masses of workers (see Gerchunoff 1989).
"A majority of people believe we should not risk our security on weapons of mass destruction, but look instead for a new foreign policy," she said.
In addition, in 2001 he cofounded the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), a Washington, D.C., nonprofit organization established to reduce the threat posed to global security by weapons of mass destruction.
The line of attack will be more, 'What have you done to make us feel safer?' I'm going to outflank him to the right on homeland security, on weapons of mass destruction and on the Saudis," whom Dean promises to publicly flay as a major source of terrorism.
At the heart of the public justifications of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars there were national security stories: weapons of mass destruction and terrorism.
Enhanced cooperation is essential in helping to prevent embryonic problems in poorer parts of the world from escalating into crises that could threaten the security of and through mass migration risk the stability of all the peoples of the world.
The recent Iran nuclear deal, then, arguably sits within this tradition of working toward a nuclear-free zone, and provides Tehran with an opportunity to champion the idea of a new regional security architecture based on the concept of common security, free of weapons of mass destruction and anchored in a non-aggression pact.
The main reason I've been a Bush supporter all along is I trusted him (note past tense) on national security — which, in the age of mass terrorism, means homeland security too.
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