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    a lot of problems with a lot of dangerous people that like to threaten the safety of the people in this country. There have been many terrorists in this country trying to hurt others, they have caused a ton of pain revealing the true meaning of terrorism. Two of America’s Most Wanted, Pancho Villa and Osama Bin Laden have caused a ton of pain and death, both have done this for many different reasons and issues, therefore a comparison must be made. First, Pancho Villa was a very dangerous…

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    It is not solely attributable to a holy war. In a holistic sense, it can by definition the struggle can be intellectual, religious, physical, spiritual, moral, economical, or psychological. The modern interpretation however has translated to militant extremists in black clothes, carrying black…

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    Terrorism: Rooted in the French Revolution Terrorism is incredibly prevalent within today’s society in the forms of social media, news outlets, and word of mouth. It is a danger that has grown exponentially over the past few years. However, people are unaware of where the foundations of modern terrorism lie. The belief is that the French Revolution was the catalyst that began modern terrorism and it is reason France is incredibly susceptible to terror attacks in the present. The multitude of…

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    One year after the start of the 21st century, tragedy struck American soil. On September 11, 2001, a group of radical Islams hijacked four planes and crashed two of them into the Twin Towers. The third plane crashed into the Pentagon, and the fourth luckily crashed into an open field before it could hit the White House. It was considered the largest terrorist attack in history. The horrendous attacks that took place on that day affected every human being in the United States. Ever since then,…

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    The definition of terrorism has changed over the years but it has never been quite clear. According to Terrorism, Intelligence and Homeland Security by, Robert Taylor and Charles Swanson, terrorism is “the deliberate and unlawful use of threats or actual violence to inculcate fear, intended to intimidate or coerce individuals, groups, or governments to change their political, social or religious basis.” Now this is a general definition that just raises more questions. Whatever a group decides to…

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    project would be called Operation Northwoods. This plan revolved around the US government committing acts of terrorism against their own citizens. They would then blame it on the Cubans so they could sway the US citizens into a war with Cuba. The many plans included, innocents being shot dead on the street, boats of refugees from Cuba being sunk on the high seas, a wave of violent terrorism to be launched in Washington, D.C., Miami, and elsewhere; people being framed for bombings they did not…

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    who started out as activists and turned into terrorists. The activists made the jump into terrorism due to their actions. The Weather Underground started as a group who wanted to protest the Vietnam War and see changes in the government to a group who would forcefully attempt to make those changes to the government by committing violent acts. According to the FBI, the first characteristic of domestic terrorism must “involve acts dangerous to human life that violate federal or state law”.…

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    Upon the majority of wars, acts of terrorism and mass shooting happening in today’s society, there has always been a sense of revenge to satisfy happiness and or social status on one side or another. Mass media and propaganda have led to an increased interest in coalitions, religious views, and political interest. The belief that an individual’s actions determine what good things and bad things happen in the future is correlated to how they preserve life. While karma can be an uncontroversial…

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    In the United States national security is top priority rather than privacy just a few days ago CNN reported that “White House asks Silicon Valley to Silence ISIS Online”. As you can see any average citizen would see this as an invasion of privacy and yes they are right because now Apple and Google will be overhearing our conversations instead of the National Security Agency. As, you may have read in the newspaper or heard in the news that the National Security Agency can’t not tap phones without…

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    Stevie Matthews November 12, 2017 This paper will be a critique about the book Terrorism and the Politics of Fear by David L Altheide. The critique of the book will be extremely itemized and I will likewise give understanding about the gathering of people the book was gone to for. All through this book it discusses social power. It clarifies how the media can assume an essential part with regards to developing social life. Fear is one of the scariest themes to examine to anybody. With regards…

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