On the morning of September 11th 2001 the United States was struck with the biggest terrorist strike in the history of the nation. Ultimately this attack changed the way we look at and fight terrorism. The 9/11 attacks were carefully plotted out, using very sophisticated measures to complete the objective. Since this attack, many have pondered how they received the training it takes to pull off an attack of this magnitude.
When you are able to kill over 3000 people through a series of sophisticated planned strikes, one begins to question the background of these men. For example, Osama Bin Laden, was a former CIA operative in the early 1980’s (Klebnikov, P). The United States worked closely with Bin Laden and his Afghan Arab fighters …show more content…
Groupthink is “the practice of thinking or making decisions as a group that discourages creativity or responsibility”. When everyone within the group believes in and acts the same, problems will emerge. This contributes to why they 're ridiculous goals will never be met. Part of the reason groupthink is Bad a success is due to the lack of outside perspective. In a way it 's compared to an old philosophy that Opposites attract. Some personalities balance out others. Dealing with organizations that operate Under a Groupthink ideology is tough to deal with. As an illustration, this compares to a stubborn child who cannot see the error in their ways. trying to reason with terrorists is the same as me trying to reason with an atheist, it 's just not going to work. The old saying is true, it takes two to …show more content…
ISIS and other similar radical groups have made it clear that no compromise will be made. At this particular point in time, The United States is in a war. If I was with Homeland Security, my advice would be to wipe them off the face of the Earth. According to Joseph spark, “ the jihadist militants have expressed the desire for political self-determination and extremely brutal ways that left the world horrified”. Normally I try and take the peaceful route instead of resorting to violence. However, since attacks in the United States and other parts of the world are growing at a fast rate, I believe the only course of action is to Seek and Destroy these
When you are able to kill over 3000 people through a series of sophisticated planned strikes, one begins to question the background of these men. For example, Osama Bin Laden, was a former CIA operative in the early 1980’s (Klebnikov, P). The United States worked closely with Bin Laden and his Afghan Arab fighters …show more content…
Groupthink is “the practice of thinking or making decisions as a group that discourages creativity or responsibility”. When everyone within the group believes in and acts the same, problems will emerge. This contributes to why they 're ridiculous goals will never be met. Part of the reason groupthink is Bad a success is due to the lack of outside perspective. In a way it 's compared to an old philosophy that Opposites attract. Some personalities balance out others. Dealing with organizations that operate Under a Groupthink ideology is tough to deal with. As an illustration, this compares to a stubborn child who cannot see the error in their ways. trying to reason with terrorists is the same as me trying to reason with an atheist, it 's just not going to work. The old saying is true, it takes two to …show more content…
ISIS and other similar radical groups have made it clear that no compromise will be made. At this particular point in time, The United States is in a war. If I was with Homeland Security, my advice would be to wipe them off the face of the Earth. According to Joseph spark, “ the jihadist militants have expressed the desire for political self-determination and extremely brutal ways that left the world horrified”. Normally I try and take the peaceful route instead of resorting to violence. However, since attacks in the United States and other parts of the world are growing at a fast rate, I believe the only course of action is to Seek and Destroy these