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    Terrorism Case Study

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    most damage and casualties was done at the World Trade Centers (History Commons). This is the attack that brought terrorism to the forefront of American knowledge. The attacks were orchestrated by Osama bin Laden, part of the Islamic terrorist group Al-Qaeda and was deemed a holy war against the United States for their involvement in Iraqi…

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    Presidential Responses to Significant Attacks on America Two “cowardly”attacks on American soil that changed the lives of America forever. December 7, 1941, “a day that will live in infamy,” which Roosevelt said in his speech after the attack on Pearl Harbor. 9/11 a destructive attack on the World Trade Center that left fear in the hearts of Americans. President Bush and President Roosevelt’s speeches introduced the tone, purpose, and the audience. Both Roosevelt and Bush take a very serious…

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    and emotional damage for them to repair. lets look back at the attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon on september 11. It was a day that broke many americans hearts. When nineteen members of al-qaeda seized control of 4 airplanes. The airplanes had thousands of passengers on board. Al-qaeda flew two planes into the twin towers in new york. They flew another one into the pentagon.the last plane crashed into a field in pennsylvania after the passengers on board tried to fight for…

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    The series of September 11, 2001 were attack by the Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda on the United States. The attack killed 2,996 people and injured 6,000 people. United States used 10 billions to fix the damaged properties, but 3 trillion in total. United Airlines and American Airlines were hijacked by al-Qaeda. Two airplanes were crashed to the North and South 110-story towers in New York. After an hour and 42 minutes, both towers collapsed with massive of smokes and fire. Thousands of people…

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    The world has become a place of utter chaos, a place where you constantly have to look over your shoulder, that is not any way someone should live.The world took a radical turn back in 1933, if the date sounds familiar, it should be. That is the date when the horrific events of the Holocaust began. Thinking back to all of the innocent people that lost their lives and didn’t have a clue what was happening should make a person feel the least bit angry, or wish that people had gotten more involved…

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    Christian Mass Media

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    As a Christian, what should be our perspective on the news media? Our perspective should be not to believe everything you hear and see in mass media or news media because as we know it is not always truthful and can be biased. Fred Barnes provides many examples of unfair and unbalanced writing such as the Cindy Sheehan story that was created by the media. The facts were not correct from the beginning, the media portrayed her “as a poor woman who wanted to see President Bush because her son had…

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    If you were to ask someone what the definition of terrorism is, you’d most likely get answers like bombings and groups of people trying to hurt others, but the more accepted and applicable definition is summarized as: combatants inflicting violence on noncombatants for ideological, political, or monetary gain. My inquiry derived from this definition is terrorism ever justified? The conundrum with this concept of terrorism is that there is so many characteristics to terrorism that must all fit…

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    Soviet regime in Afghanistan is precedent for Taliban and al-Qaeda insurgence as a political and military force. After the Soviet Union withdrew its forces from Afghanistan, the U.S. discontinued its support of the mujahideen immediately thereafter leaving a political void. By 1996 the Taliban established the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, which would serve as headquarter for al-Qaeda. The September 11 terrorist attacks coordinated by al-Qaeda in 2001 would mark the beginning of the United…

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    9/11 The Big Lie Analysis

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    September 11th, 2001. Most Americans are conscious of this date and the devastating story behind it. Directly after the attacks, the blame was put on Al Qaeda, an Islamic terrorist group. However, some do not agree with this conclusion, as, after years after the attack, there is evidence that the attack could have been fabricated. Shortly after the commotion died down, French journalist, Thierry Meyssan, in his controversial book, "9/11: The Big Lie", argues how the United States deceived almost…

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    The Land of the Hypocrisy and the Home of the Ignorance Arundhati Roy, a well-known Indian author, spoke on the issue of America’s relation with foreign countries and immigrants in her famous speech, “Come September”, about a year after the devastating 9/11 terrorist attacks. Although she briefly mentions that event, she first starts out by warning the audience of the dark subjects that lie ahead of them, followed by her thesis, which states, “I believe that the accumulation of vast unfettered…

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