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    ISIS Research Paper

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    ISIS is an expansion of ISI (Islamic State in Iraq) and is working in both Iraq and Syria. Just until two years ago, ISIS had been a subsided group of al-Qaeda. They are now becoming rivals of al-Qaeda. ISIS is a very specific Islamic group that wants to use force and military power to change the beliefs of the Middle East. They use views of pure religion to raise large amounts of money from donors and use that money to recruit soldiers from all over the world to help Islam. ISIS is a mafia-like…

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    Effects Of Terrorism Essay

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    Name: Saud AlHamdan. Professor: Alexander Deluise. English 1104. 28 Nov 2016. Terrorism and How to End it Terrorism is the use of different acts of violence to spread fear for individual religious, political and social objective. It involves the performance of non-humane acts in the society. The terrorists and their supporters have conflicting interests with the governments and other parties. Therefore, they prefer to engage in illegal acts to pass their thoughts to the individuals in the…

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    The War In Afghanistan

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    War in Afghanistan cannot be blamed on one specific event but rather multiple. For the first decade of the 21st century, the United States has been sending thousands of troops into the middle east to fight against the Al-Qaeda who were seen as terrorists. The US knew that the al-Qaeda were allowed to hide in Afghanistan by the Taliban but the US did not act. They did not want to wage another war against a foreign country at the time, yet the War in Afghanistan lasted over 103 months making it…

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    Father Douglas Bazi, the priest who was kidnapped and tortured by Al-Qaeda, said being a Christian in Iraq is “impossible.” The Baghdad-based priest spoke at a church in California and shared how Al-Qaeda militants captured him was he was on his way home from church in 2006. Within the nine days that he was held hostage by the terrorists, Father Douglas Bazi’s lost some of his teeth when his captors smashed them with a hammer, was shot in the leg, and sustained a broken nose and back, the…

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    Essay On Fatwa Osama

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    bombing and Bojinka plot. Bojinka plot is an Islamist attack. On the contrary, Yousef did not trust the United State government, which it led him to work with Osama’s organization group which was all around the world. He is the nephew of KMS, a senior Al-Qaeda member, who fought and was associated with Osama Bin…

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    Aggressive Drone Warfare

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    with his son, two nephews, and a guest in the South Waziristan town of Wana”. (Shah and Zenko 2012). It is often that civilians are the innocent victims of human error that occur during a drone strike that was meant for members of groups such as Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. These errors lead to civilian casualties often on a mass scale because of how powerful these missiles are and the continued strikes of a single location. As of April 7, 2016 there were several drone strikes in Khost,…

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    second floor of the house (Bigelow 1). His planning was not over, he was the leader of al-Qaeda. He was keeping a lot of people around the world constantly worried. The assassination of Osama bin laden was justified because of his actions in the terrorist community, but he was seen as a leader to many people.…

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    with the Taliban. They often offer logistic help and safe-haven to Taliban forces. Although they are their own distinct group they share close religious extremist ideology with the Taliban. The Pakistani Taliban has also been known to have ties to Al Qaeda. Pakistani Taliban Leaders and some…

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    will eliminate the ongoing threat, protect the American citizens, and carry on with making the world a better place. The struggle against terrorism all started after a bold attack in New York from a terrorist group known as Al-Qaeda hijacked four airplanes. Nineteen men from Al-Qaeda were involved in the hijacking of the planes. Fifteen of the nineteen men were from Saudi Arabia while the other men were from the United Arab Emirates. Two of the planes struck the north and south towers. The…

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    September 11, 2001, a massive terrorist attack changed and shaped America. During 9/11, several airline flights crashed into various areas and hit different landmarks, including The World Trade Centers, The Pentagon, and a grassy terrain in Pennsylvania. Al Qaeda, a worldwide Islamic terrorist group, claimed responsibility for the attacks. Their attacks hugely impacted the country's security, helping put forth stricter rules and regulations. In addition to the increase in security, 9/11 placed a…

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