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b'William J. Tucker joins me again for a high level look at the Paris attacks and\\xa0the impact that instability, chiefly in Syria, will have on the region. Failing states and the mass migration of refugees will continue to put immense pressure on dozens of governments. There is no framework, or level of response, that will allow intervening parties to resolve this problem anytime soon. So how do we cope with a security challenge that may persist for a decade - or multiple decades? This is the reality that we must face. The conflict in Syria and Iraq is not a crisis that can be "managed." It is going to demand more of us, and our governments, than we would like. But as the\\xa0saying goes - the enemy gets a vote.
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\\nYou can follow William J. Tucker on Twitter and read his guest posts on Blogs of War:
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\\nEverybody Spies \\u2013 and for Good Reason
\\nHawaii a Priority Target for Foreign Espionage
\\nWould the U.S. Really Kill Edward Snowden?
\\nSnowden\\u2019s Snowjob?
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\\nOther Covert Contact Episodes Featuring William:
\\nEpisode 20:\\xa0Government Email Problems, Wikileaks, Russia, Drone Leaks, NASA Security and Other Counterintelligence Nightmares
\\nEpisode 15: Hillary Clinton\\u2019s Email Server: Dissecting the Risks with William Tucker
\\nEpisode 12: Counterintelligence: William J. Tucker Breaks Down the Challenges'