Suicidal Terrorism Changes

What is the first thing that pops into your mind when you hear suicide terrorism; bombings, extremists groups, or even possibly you blame a religion and its followers? In contrary to popular belief suicidal terrorism tactics are not just a contemporary issue; they have been around since approximately the late nineteenth century. Even though Suicidal terrorism has caused some controversial changes to the world it has made the world slightly better. There are three ways in which suicidal terrorism has changed such as the way it is being monitored and controlled, how extremist groups use it, and how suicidal terrorism began and how it has evolved.
Suicidal terrorism affects everyone as a whole may it be by riding a bus, train, or airplane and even going into a building. Organizations such as homeland security use two main methods to monitor terrorism which consist of
Suicide bombers are often recruited at a young age because they are impressionable. They shouldn't be blamed though because all they are taught is being controlled by the very extremist group that recruited them. They are told who the enemy is and they are drilled with the injustices done to them and their society. The next step that they are subject to is they are told that they can stop these injustices if they are willing to sacrifice themselves in order to stop it all. In areas such as Afghanistan these individuals believe they will become iconic heroes, but in a place such as the U.S someone will read a newspaper headline saying something along the lines of "An Afghani suicide bomber kills five U.S troops" and they will be regarded as a scoundrel. Such scrutiny over what motivates suicide bombers has left those of the Islamic faith with a bad reputation, but the world is moving forward slowly to disband this heinous