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    How 9/11 Changed America

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    9/11/01 was a day that changed both America and the world drastically. Security all around the world was heightened‚ people began to fear flying‚ and a war resulting in many casualties was started‚ all based on that one day. Ever since 9/11‚ airport‚ and many important building’s security has become a hassle for all. Passengers must go through great lengths of security‚ which includes the checking of all carry-on bags‚ removal of shoes and metal objects‚ and passing through a high-tech body scanner

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    however in extreme cases it is necessary to engage in war if the cause is deemed just. In more recent times‚ there have been new debates as to whether or not the fight against terrorism is warranted. For example‚ America’s fight against the Taliban and Al Qaeda in the 2000’s has killed many civilians and erupted civil unrest in the Middle East making the situation much more explosive. Some may argue that under no circumstances is war justified and argue that pacifism should be the option that all countries

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    In the movie Zero Dark Thirty‚ the opening scene was an intense interrogation scene in which they tied up and waterboarded a known associate of Osama Bin Laden. This movie caused quite a controversy about the interrogation techniques used and if it they were promoting pro-torture. The methods used in this movie can be analyzed by the legality‚ effectiveness‚ and morality of enhanced interrogation techniques used on terrorists. Zero Dark Thirty’s interrogation methods were very intense and could

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    Nine 11 Video Analysis

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    years in the making‚ which is quite a long time. I had not known about the truck bombing of the towers. I learned a lot more about Osama Bin Laden than I had known previously. I learned that he was actually very wealthy‚ and more or less founded the Al Qaeda. As well as how in 1996‚ Bin Laden wrote a declaration of war with the US. The video we watched was very eye opening. The part of the video that affected me most was the time between the

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    Conflict will always be a part of human nature due to our complex make up and conflicting ideas and values. Whilst the inevitability of conflict brings much pain and suffering‚ it is not always a bad thing as it can allow for true heroes to arise and act in a way that benefits the greater good. Adversity brings out the best and worst in all people this means that there is a very thin line between a hero and a villain. An individual’s involvement in conflict is a matter of perspective; this means

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    Terrorist Tactics

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    Combs‚ Cindy C. (2006). Terrorism in the Twenty-First Century. Upper Saddle River‚ New Jersey: Pearson Prentice Hall. Hoffman‚ Bruce (2006). Inside Terrorism. Chichester‚ New York: Columbia University Press. Ross‚ Rick (2004). Osama bin Laden and "al Qaeda". Retrieved November 20‚ 2007‚ from Cult Education and Recovery Web site: http://www.culteducation.com/binladen.html

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    self-preservation and advancement. Furthermore‚ terrorist organizations are not tied to any specific area of land surrounded by well-defined borders that are protected with conventional military forces. This is not to say that terrorist organizations like Al Qaeda and Hezbollah are entirely devoid of the motivations on which traditional nation-sates act like the desire for power‚ wealth‚ and security; because‚ to at least some degree‚ they must possess these to continue their mission‚ but it is reasonable

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    many societies where children need help to survive and be treated. Country Policy: The Delegate of Pakistan would like to illustrate the fact that there are child soldiers in Pakistan‚ but the cause for this tragedy is because of the Taliban and Al Qaeda. Pakistan is deeply moved by the sheer number of child suicide bombers that are being hypnotized to bend to the Taliban’s will. Pakistan is doing whatever it can to stop this from continuing with

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    Running Head: GOVERNMENT SPENDING: FOREIGN AID AND MILITARY 1 Government Spending: Foreign Aid and Military Gabriel Gjonaj Oakland University GOVERNMENT SPENDING: FOREIGN AID AND MILITARY 2 Abstract In this paper we discuss how the government squanders too much money in military and foreign aid endeavors and doesn’t focus on its own problems here in the United States. We first look at how effective the government was to responding to Katrina

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    Terrorism‚ based on intimidation and fear‚ no longer will be cast aside: the United States will stand and fight for the freedom and values of its people. Terrorism isn’t anything new to the United States‚ from The Sons of Liberty in the 1800s to al-Qaeda of the new millennium; it has been a part of our history. Two of the more notable attacks have been within the last few decades. February 26th‚ 1993 a man drove a Hyatt Regency rental van onto the second floor of the World Trade Center. Fifteen minutes

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