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    Omar Larios Mr. Sullivan English 50 Essay #2 2 April 2013 Terrorism Connie Schultz author of the article New Airport Policy: Grin and Bare It‚ Schultz says “Not exactly secret agent man.” when referring to Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab‚ the underwear bomber. Because she says that he isn’t exactly a secret agent‚ even though he still had the potential to be dangerous‚ rather than something more adequate for a terrorist shows that Schultz is not too concerned with terrorist threats happening domestically

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    Al Zarqawi Essay

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    1966 in a small city to the North of Amman‚ Jordan‚ and his real name was Ahmed Fadil al-Khalayleh. He came from humble beginnings‚ in a crime ridden and poverty stricken town of Zarqa. Zarqawi’s father‚ passed away in 1984‚ which plunged Zarqawi’s family further into poverty. Zarqawi was said to be an unexceptional and defiant student. In early 1980‚ he left school

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    Terrorism

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    Also terrorists may cause harm because the difference in race‚ nationality‚ or religion. Major terrorist groups are the Palestinian Liberation Army‚ Hezbollah‚ and Al- Qaeda. Al- Qaeda is best known from being under leadership of Osama Bin Laden. Osama Bin Laden was behind the hijacking of the planes that flew into the World Trade Center on September 11‚ 2001 and also the attack on the USS Cole. Many innocent lives were taken on that horrifying day‚ people lost their mothers‚ fathers‚ sisters‚ brothers

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    that this is an absolute rule. Anyone who doesn’t follow a religion may tend to be more of a relativist‚ and they may say ‘Murder should be prevented‚ unless murdering one person could stop the murder of hundreds more’‚ (like in the case of Osama Bin Laden or other terrorists). Relative morality focuses more on the outcome of the actions‚ rather than absolute morality which focuses on the

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    Dakotah Boff English 1000 April 5‚ 2013 Why Heroes and Villains are Codependent By definition‚ heroes are anyone‚ be they men or women‚ who have extraordinary human qualities that other human beings do not possess. Heroes are courageous‚ virtuous and superior. They can show extraordinary characteristics that inspire mankind and make ordinary people venerate and strive to achieve highest levels of personal greatness. Heroes have been there in all cultures and in all times since the beginning

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    susan b anthony

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    English 12 R  Ms. Melon                          Al Qaeda   01‐16‐2014  Al  Qaeda  the  global  militant  Islamist  organization  founded  by  Osama  Bin Laden‚ has attacked civilian and military targets in various countries  including  the  September  11  attack.  Al  Qaeda  has  two  major  strategic  objectives  which  are  to  get  control  of  a  nation‐state  and  to  get  the  control of weapons of mass destruction.  Al Qaeda or Al Qaida is a

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    “Osama bin Laden” The Most Dangerous Terrorist of the Twenty First Century. Osama bin Laden is one of the most dangerous terrorists of the twenty-first century. It was necessary that we caught Osama bin Laden because he would still be plotting attacks on others and us. Osama was part of a powerful terrorist group called the Al-Qaeda. His biggest attack was in New York City when two people from the Al-Qaeda flew into the world trade center. “All of a sudden there were people screaming

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    Al Qaeda and Army of God

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    unsuspecting public. Al-Qaeda In order to fully understand the Muslim jihadist group Al-Qaeda and their position outside of mainstream Islam‚ one must understand where they began and who helped bring them to such prominence. This is where Osama Bin Laden‚ America’s most wanted man following the September 11th terrorist attack on the World Trade Centers‚ comes to the forefront. He was credited with the founding of Al Qaeda and was often looked to as the inspirational figurehead of the organization

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    one could imagine the horrific nightmare that would unfold that morning. The people that planned and carried out the attack were Islamic terrorists from Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations. Their operation was financed by Saudi fugitive Osama bin Laden ’s al-Qaeda terrorist organization. They were acting in retaliation for America ’s support of Israel‚ its involvement in the Persian Gulf War

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    Al Qaeda

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    Al Qaeda is a terrorist group that was founded between 1988 and 1989. The founders included Osama Bin Laden and Muhammad Atef among others with the same views. The name Al Qaeda translates to "the base" in the English language. Al Qaeda moves around the Middle East until it settled in Afghanistan. The group opposes the United States and other countries due to the counties not following Al Qaeda extreme views of Islam. Al Qaeda has allied themselves with other extremist groups with the similar agendas

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