Homeland Defense Journal is sponsoring a two-day workshop in Arlington, VA, Nov 13-14. The event is designed to provide specific details on the crisis response, site management, decontamination/remediation, and site release. Attendees will learn what is required so they can …
Terrorist Postgraduate Students Pose to Infiltrate UK Top Labs
By Shelley Smith
In April, 2004, Jamie Wilson broke the article Terrorism prompts call to vet research. The British scientific community’s had warranted concerns of scientific research and discoveries that could potentially be carried out through harmful applications towards …
Citizen Complacency is the Weakest Link in Homeland Security Infrastructure
By Shelley Smith
In May 2008, Anthony L. Kimery wrote an article Emergency Preparedness Complacency Worries Readiness Authorities that brought attention to the problem of Americans continued complacency towards the ongoing national security issues of terrorism.
Today, American citizens are …
Women Jihadists Suicide Bombers are Increasing in Numbers
By Shelley Smith
The announcement of the Taliban planning a 20-year war in Afghanistan and the international questions of whether the United States developing policies to match the current issues as strategically right, will not stop a troop drawdown and …
Awaiting New Law Against Smugglers, Mini-Submarines Used in Trafficking
By Shelley Smith
As news broke of the strategic drama of smugglers hauling Cuban boat people to Mexico to avoid the U.S. Coast Guard who have reduced illegal human trafficking in the Florida Straits, Mexican and Cuban officials agreed to …
Christian Proselytizing and Changes in Hindu Anti-Conversion Laws Ignites Further Violence Overseas
By Shelley Smith
Retaliation and violence towards Christians in regions of the Middle East and in India has increased and is spreading. The Taliban, other fundamentalist terrorist groups, and Hindu extremists are using acts of violence …




