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    On September 11th‚ 2001‚ Islamic terrorists attacked the World Trade Center in New York City‚ and the Pentagon building in Washington D.C. The terrorists‚ affiliated with Al Qaeda‚ were led by Osama bin Laden. On September 20th‚ nine days after the attack on the country‚ President George W. Bush addressed Congress with an impromptu State of the Union address. In this oration‚ Bush uses excessive amounts of pathos‚ which‚ when combined with multiple anaphoras and an urgently imperative tone‚ creates

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    War in Afghanistan Just War theory points out that there can be motives for going to war that do have a moral content‚ and just war theory claims that war can‚ under certain conditions‚ be morally justified. Proportionality is perhaps the most utilitarian of all Just War tenets. It calls upon leaders not to lose their head and engage in costly conflict if there are cheaper (e.g. economic‚ diplomatic) options available to them. There are three main opponents to the Just War theory: the decision to

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    revival’ and God was allowing these atrocities to happen to prove a point. Lincoln‚ shows that Falwell was in fact not the only religious maximalist speaking out for answers and blame‚ but the political leaders President George W. Bush of the U.S and al-Qaeda’s Islamic leader Osama Bin Laden prove that there was more than politics and government law behind the “political” war following the aftermath of September 11th‚ and that even before the attack‚ Maximalist religion was used as an excuse for terror

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    Introduction In todays world‚ the media influences many issues across the world. One of the issues that occurs is the Hijab in both the Western and Islamic worlds. There is many arguments about the hijab‚ Islam points towards its postive and good points whereas the media can imply it as otherwise. This contradicts the opinions and views that Muslims in the past and today have towards the Hijab. Because the media is a sub criterion within the question‚ we therefore need to also understand

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    The Founding Fathers of our great nation‚ the United States of America are some of the most intelligent thinkers America has ever known. They envisioned the future of our country and acted accordingly. Their Constitution‚ which was applicable in the 1700s‚ is still followed nearly 250 years later. They envisioned a country run by an elected leader‚ with two houses or representation to ensure equal representation. Such a system is still used to great effect. They gave rights to the American people

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    portrait that was being painted of the goings-on at Gitmo.” (Herman). This is a wonderful Example of how the media has taken information and turned it inside out to create a more compelling story. Another example of this is an interview of Muhammad al-Qahtani‚ Muhammad told reporters that he had been sitting in his cell when soldiers entered his room and beat him before emptying two canisters of tear gas on him and then after all that they beat him again. Of course‚ it was all a lie‚ just another

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    11‚ 2001‚ has become so large‚ so unwieldy and so secretive that no one knows how much money it costs‚ how many people it employs‚ how many programs exist within it or exactly how many agencies do the same work.” Hence‚ the Bush’s administration used al-Qaeda’s 9/11 attacks as justification to increase government secrecy by classifying information associated to war on

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    lead to the Impetus of The Department of Homeland Security. The main reason the 9/11 attack was so gruesome was the fact that the organization did not need weapons of mass destruction to accomplish it goal. The organized group of the Taliban or Al Qaeda‚ as known by some‚ was able to commandeer two 747 planes and launch an attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. This was a strategic threat that was well plan and the funding of it leader Osama bin Laden. These types of suicide missions

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    has become‚ but instead‚ the attacks only strengthened America. The attacks that happened on that day also lead to what is called the War on Terror. After 9/11‚ George W. Bush decided that it was time to go to war with the terrorist group called Al Qaeda. This Pakistani group of terrorists was founded by the man named Osama Bin Laden. Bin Laden was the man that organized the attacks on 9/11. The War on Terror began on the 7th of October‚ 2001. That means that America has fought in countries in the

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    Unit 8 – Impact of War‚ Conflict & Terrorism on the UPS D1 – Evaluate the impact of war‚ conflict and terrorism on one UK Public Service For this assignment I have decided to specifically look at how the British Army are affected. WAR If there is a war and NATO decides that the UK needs to provide direct military action then the British Army will have to be prepared. War affects the army as an organisation because it means they will lose soldiers and have to retrain new ones. An example of

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