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    Fahrenheit 9/11

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    have already suffered at the hands of the Taliban and outside forces for years. The events of 9/11 resulted in the US declaring a “war on terror” on September 17‚ 2002. In response to that Michael Moore‚ a controversial filmmaker‚ has made Fahrenheit 9/11‚ a kind of attack on Bush and his administration for their handling of both the "war on terrorism" and the war in Iraq. Fahrenheit 9/11 starts with an investigation why George W. Bush won the presidency while it was apparent that it was Gore

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    George Bush 9/11 Speech

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    despite what happened American is doing just fine‚ “My fellow citizens‚ for the last nine days‚ the entire world has seen for itself the state of union‚ and it is strong” (Bush) he then goes on to speak about how America is going to solve the issue of terrorism by having the terrorists turn themselves over‚ “And tonight the United States of America makes the following demands on the Taliban. Deliver to United States authorities all of the leaders of al-Qaida who hide in your land. Release all foreign

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    drones attack

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    Administered Tribal Areas along the Afghan border in Northwest Pakistan. These strikes were begun by President George W. Bush and have increased substantially under President Barack Obama.[5] Some media refer to the series of attacks as a "drone war".[6][7] Until very recently‚ the U.S. had officially denied the extent of its policy; in May 2013 it acknowledged for the first time that four U.S. citizens‚ including Anwar Al-Awlaki‚ had been killed in the strikes.[8] Surveys have shown that the strikes

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    Literature Review

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    group of analysts who monthly publish articles on economics) states in his article “Problems in using trade to counter terrorism: The Case of Pakistan” that Pakistan’s relations with US has affected the overall economy. After 9/11 US decided to alter it’s a foreign policy that favored Pakistan’s economic growth because a stable economy would prove to be a barrier against terrorism. According to Looney the neoclassical comparative advantage states that a country who makes use of most of its resources

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    Inhumane Anthropology

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    City World Trade Center. Another plane crashed into the Pentagon building in Virginia. The last plane flew into a Pennsylvania field. This tragedy cost thousand of innocent lives. America reacted by invading Afghanistan and Iraq as well as declaring a war on both nations. Nevertheless‚ these actions taken by the United States after the 9/11

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    9/11 Training Tactics

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    scene were killed‚ including roughly 3000 civilians. This tragic incident is forever remembered as one of the most significant terrorist attempts. Terrorism is only effective if we make it effective‚ our fear feeds the the fire and it just keeps building making us change the way we live our lives. The fear we have is the essential reasoning behind terrorism. This changed the tactics of the Fire services in many of the following ways‚ Building codes and standards‚ training and equipment‚ and communication

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    that moment that this was not an accident. President George Bush was alerted about this incident while at a Florida Elementary School‚ which caused him to go into immediate hiding. The events of 9/11 impacted the way America looks at society and terrorism. This is illustrated by the jarring events of the day and the reactions of Americans to this day. The Pentagon in Washington D.C was one of the 3 places hit on 9/11. The Pentagon building is a large pentagon shaped‚ five story building. The Pentagon

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    Osama Bin Laden Biography

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      Osama bin Laden became more well known to the world after the attacks on September 11‚ 2001 and the remains and extent of his influence and power are still not exactly known. When Osama bin Laden first made claim to a holy war he sent his message by a fax machine and also declared war on America by email methods that were beamed from a satellite to sites all over the globe (Weinmann Gabriel

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    Drone oriented airstrikes in the middle east have generated an opportunity for extremist groups such as Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula to recruit citizens into a life of terrorism. Mothana states that the drone strikes are causing more Yemenis to hate America and join radical terrorist groups. Most members of terrorist groups are driven by ideology. However‚ the citizens that have been affected by drone strikes are becoming

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    TERRORISM

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    TERRORISM ( A SOCIETAL ISSUE ) INTRODUCTION: Terrorism is a societal issue which is exists in society at a globally. This issue is increased day by day rapidly in all over the world. Terrorism is not new and even though it has been used since the early times of recorded history‚ it can be relatively hard to define terrorism. The unofficial or unauthorized use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims is called TERRORISM. DIFFERENT TYPES OF TERRORISM:

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