Introduction
As we know, terrorism is a conflict that incites violence and terror in order to obtain political recognition. This act of terror has been known all over the globe since the 20th Century. The terrorists are a social group that feels oppressed by their own or other government. They believe that the only way they will pay attention to them is by enforcing fear to civilians to make their voices be heard. And, in some cases terrorism is used to mobilize the population or create an instable climate to produce fear and oppression.
Most of the time the one’s in power persecute them and kill them in order to restore peace on their nation. As the case in the United States back in 2001 when Al Qaeda bombed the World trade Center and the …show more content…
State prevents terrorism by securing their nation, as an example the U.S. created the homeland security department. More than often, “Terrorists seek sophisticated means of attack, including chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive weapons, and cyber attacks. Threats may come from abroad or be homegrown.” (Homeland security).
Other States promote terrorism, for example “China’s offenses have been milder and more indirect than those of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Nevertheless, Beijing’s actions raise serious questions about whether its professed commitment to the campaign against international terrorism is genuine. For years, China has exported sensitive military technology to countries that have been sponsors of terrorism. Recipients of such sales include Iran, Iraq and Syria.” (CATO)
Most Non state actors promote terrorism. For example, Militias and warlords get their money by contributing to the black market, they keep their assets hidden on the caiman islands and some convert their crime money into legitimate money which we can also refer it as money laundering. These non state actors want to provoke great disaster in wealthy countries so they can impose their regime. And only a few prevent terrorism by protect human rights, creating shelters, …show more content…
ISIS also called ISL or Islamic State and Boko Haran group also called Jihadist group are the most deadly of all. They do not care for the well being of others, they do not respect ethnicity, gender or age. They follow their ideology and defy anyone who doesn’t; they believe that they are the ones elected by God and if anyone defies them they will make sure their death goes viral on the media. While they may believe that there are also some theories that state that this group was created in order to gain territories for the U.S. that are rich in oil as an example the Iraq
As we know, terrorism is a conflict that incites violence and terror in order to obtain political recognition. This act of terror has been known all over the globe since the 20th Century. The terrorists are a social group that feels oppressed by their own or other government. They believe that the only way they will pay attention to them is by enforcing fear to civilians to make their voices be heard. And, in some cases terrorism is used to mobilize the population or create an instable climate to produce fear and oppression.
Most of the time the one’s in power persecute them and kill them in order to restore peace on their nation. As the case in the United States back in 2001 when Al Qaeda bombed the World trade Center and the …show more content…
State prevents terrorism by securing their nation, as an example the U.S. created the homeland security department. More than often, “Terrorists seek sophisticated means of attack, including chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive weapons, and cyber attacks. Threats may come from abroad or be homegrown.” (Homeland security).
Other States promote terrorism, for example “China’s offenses have been milder and more indirect than those of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Nevertheless, Beijing’s actions raise serious questions about whether its professed commitment to the campaign against international terrorism is genuine. For years, China has exported sensitive military technology to countries that have been sponsors of terrorism. Recipients of such sales include Iran, Iraq and Syria.” (CATO)
Most Non state actors promote terrorism. For example, Militias and warlords get their money by contributing to the black market, they keep their assets hidden on the caiman islands and some convert their crime money into legitimate money which we can also refer it as money laundering. These non state actors want to provoke great disaster in wealthy countries so they can impose their regime. And only a few prevent terrorism by protect human rights, creating shelters, …show more content…
ISIS also called ISL or Islamic State and Boko Haran group also called Jihadist group are the most deadly of all. They do not care for the well being of others, they do not respect ethnicity, gender or age. They follow their ideology and defy anyone who doesn’t; they believe that they are the ones elected by God and if anyone defies them they will make sure their death goes viral on the media. While they may believe that there are also some theories that state that this group was created in order to gain territories for the U.S. that are rich in oil as an example the Iraq