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    the correct answer. This horrific event left the whole country shook and though to some people it may not be a big deal‚ for majority of the people it was and still is till this day. Three weeks after 9/11‚ as the US began launching air strikes against Taliban positions‚ a video of Bin Laden sitting

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    Is Terrorism Ever Morally Defensible? The term terrorism has many different definitions. The most accurate definition of terrorism is defined as the use of violence and intimidation‚ especially for political purposes.1 Terrorism is based on an act of violence. It kills‚ hurts or injures many people who are innocent for the reason of making a point or for political objectives. Most of the acts of violence caused from terrorism is either manipulated by another person or leader or is intended

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    chaos in the quiet cities of Pakistan. The unmanned aircraft attached with explosives halfway around the world is known as a predator drone‚ or in short‚ a drone. The use of drones to surveillance and attack terrorism has been part of the United States of America’s military operations since the war on terror started with President George H. Bush in the 1990s. Only since President Barrack Obama came into office‚ unmanned aircraft strikes have risen at an alarming rate. In The Reaper Presidency: Obama’s

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    Terrorism is a global problem. Hunter S. Thompson said‚ “Terrorists don’t wear uniforms‚ and they play by inscrutable rules — The Rules of World War III‚ which has already begun." There is no doubt that terrorism offsets a society’s balance‚ and that it will continue until appropriate measures are taken to prevent it. What is terrorism? This is not an easy term to define while covering all of its important aspects and features. The American Heritage Dictionary describes it as‚ “the unlawful

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    understand. Terrorism is a problem the world deals with everyday. But what came after is a much bigger problem. On the day of 9/11‚ more than 3‚000 people lost their lives to terrorists who have planned this horrible attack for a long time. So America started planned to cause their own terror to the enemy. Over 91‚000 Afghans‚ including civilians‚ soldiers and militants‚ are recorded to have been killed in the conflict‚ and the number who have died through indirect causes related to the war may include

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    Terrorism is the weapon of the oppressed” “Everyone’s worried about stopping terrorism. Well‚ there’s really an easy way: Stop participating in it.” ― Noam Chomsky In any set up there are legitimate‚ legal and peaceful means of expressing displeasure and disapproval of certain policies in a country. Peaceful demonstrations were successfully employed

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    President George W. Bush war on terror became a critical component of his presidency. The war on terror was President Bush’s platform of his mission to protect the nation from “the evildoers” and declared war in Iraq‚ and Afghanistan. President Bush took the basis of his fears‚ and the pathological anxiety to follow his gut reaction on the measures that needed to happen to protect the nation which included harsh interrogation techniques on terrorist suspects‚ and the act of war on Jihad organizations

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    9/11 Justification

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    Q: “What are the perceived causes of 9/11 and was this justification for the War on Terror?”Q: “What are the perceived causes of 9/11 and was this justification for the War on Terror?” The terrorist attacks of 11th September 2001 and the interventional events of the ‘War on Terror’ that followed are among the most controversial in U.S. political and moral history. An abyss of opinions involving the U.S. government‚ American public‚ responsible terrorists‚ historians‚ human rights activists and notable

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    The Bush Doctrine

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    used to describe different ideas related to US foreign policy that the US held in the Bush’s administration. In the doctrine‚ it states America has a right to attack or go to war with any country that is a potential threat before the threat can do grave damage. It also describes that if any country harbor or supports terrorism‚ they will be treated as terrorists. The Bush Doctrine was the new American security strategy to prevent terrorists and dangerous regimes from developing‚ acquiring‚ or using

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    9/11 Tactics

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    Introduction Every moment in America post 9/11‚ in accordance to foreign policy‚ is critical. The results of the attack were perceived differently from both sides of the newly phrased “war on terror.” For the victims of the attack‚ revenge‚ justice and security were envisioned and for the attackers‚ revenge and justice were achieved. The newly imposed threats called upon swift and dramatic changes in the policymakers tactics in order to combat the massive blow to their infrastructure. The policymakers

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