Nearly three thousand people died in 9/11, and it’s only going to get worse. He was nervous but ready. As the car drives up to the building the group got out and walked in. The others pull guns out from inside their jackets, he pulls his jacket and holds the detonator chanting ‘Allah Akbar’. Maybe if the US military did not cancel an airstrike on a suspected terrorist base, this would not have happened. The United States need to continue the war on terror for the sake of people in the countries controlled by terrorists, to protect our allies, and most importantly, the War on Terror is working. One reason We need to continue the ‘War on Terror’ is that we need to help the people in third world countries being controlled by terrorists. People like Irving Kristol from ‘The National Interest’ say the ‘War on Terror should end because civilians are being hurt and or killed’. If people are talking about the civilian loss of life, the
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A belief shared by nearly everyone against the War on Terror is that it is not doing anything. This is a flat out lie, the War on Terror has been going very well in the Western World. The War on Terror’s success is very viable, the US and their allies have gotten rid of many of the well-known terrorist leaders and supporters. Many of these supporters were rich families or political figures in those countries. As stated by Rich Mintzer in his book Keeping the Peace: the U.S. military response to Terror “Egyptian militant leader Mohammad Ayman Al-Zawahiri helped shape bin Laden’s militant Islamic beliefs”. Charts and graphs on Max Roser and Mohamed Nagdy’s Our World in Data show that in 2006 alone, there were 6,660 terrorist incidents, and in 2009, only three years later, there were only 560. This is miles better than before, This shows that if we continue, eventually the death toll for yearly terrorist incidents will be even
A belief shared by nearly everyone against the War on Terror is that it is not doing anything. This is a flat out lie, the War on Terror has been going very well in the Western World. The War on Terror’s success is very viable, the US and their allies have gotten rid of many of the well-known terrorist leaders and supporters. Many of these supporters were rich families or political figures in those countries. As stated by Rich Mintzer in his book Keeping the Peace: the U.S. military response to Terror “Egyptian militant leader Mohammad Ayman Al-Zawahiri helped shape bin Laden’s militant Islamic beliefs”. Charts and graphs on Max Roser and Mohamed Nagdy’s Our World in Data show that in 2006 alone, there were 6,660 terrorist incidents, and in 2009, only three years later, there were only 560. This is miles better than before, This shows that if we continue, eventually the death toll for yearly terrorist incidents will be even