9/11 Consequences

After the events of 9/11 occurred, there were many limitations set in place in the United States. At airports, all passengers that are 18 years or older had to have a government-issued ID in order to board the plane. The airports were allowed to check a passenger’s ID at any time to ensure that the photo on the ID matches the one on the boarding pass. Also at airports around the country, security personnel have been more thoroughly trained to detect weapons, explosives, and anything else that could cause harm to others. In addition to metal detectors, most airports in the U.S. installed full-body scanning machines, where passengers are basically x-rayed to check for any harmful objects or weapons. The United States wanted to take as many precautionary measures as possible to ensure that we did not have another terrorist attack that would leave the country in shambles.

To refute the first point, “the proclamation was made three times in Urdu and Punjabi - languages understood by 90 per cent of the city's inhabitants - at no fewer than 19 places.” (Roberts). The vast majority of the people knew full well that they were not allowed to meet, but they did anyways. In addition, most of the people assembled at Jallainwallah Bagh were not peaceful. Directly after the proclamation, members of the mob spread the word that they would still meet in the park at 4:30 pm that evening (Source 4). Therefore, the people in attendance were far from peaceful. “Lord Meston, an expert on India, had never known an Indian crowd of that type and of that character that had not a very large supply of bludgeons somewhere or other near...any mob so armed is dangerous, and the mob that faced General Dyer was undoubtedly dangerous.” (Source 1). It is easy to see that my client should not be held unduly responsible for this

From the tragic events on September 11, 2001, I would say that we are more secure within our country. Millions of people were affected by this event from physical mental health and financial problems. Different types of injuries were created on that day. We will never forget about what happened to our nation. Because of 9/11, many effects have came to us. The cause of this day has many effects such as deaths, war, and issues in

On September 11, 2001 four planes crashed in one day. It wasn’t just a random coincidence though. This was a planned terrorist attack on our government by the terrorist organization al-Qaeda. At the time this organization was headed by one of the world’s most wanted men, Osama bin Laden(fortunately dead now). Osama had sent in nineteen of his militants from the Middle East to hijack four planes. Each resulted in many deaths but only three of the hijackers were successful in crashing their planes into their destinations.

When someone hears the word tragedy, many different words may come to mind. A tragedy is an event that occurs that brings great destruction and despair to everything it affects. 9/11, or September 11, was completely unexpected and devastating to the entire United States, and even to many other countries around the world. 2,753 people have now perished thanks to this horrific occurrence, varying from two years old to 85 (cnn.com, 2015). Clean-up afterwords cost nearly 750 million dollars, and much more economic costs were spent by the United States(cnn.com, 2015). But, years later, it still makes a big impact on our decisions as a nation, just as it did when 9/11 first happened. Long-terms effects of 9/11 include the way airports and planes are handled, the way American muslims are looked at, and how tourism and travel have changed.

New York times, September 12, 2001. “Hijackers rammed jetliners into each of New York’s Trade Center yesterday, topping both a hellish storm of ash, glass, smoke and leaping victims. Lots of people felt a certain way about this attack that people barely knew about plus killed over 60 million people. Most people still today cries from the ones they lost in this horrible attack.

Capital Punishment: A Threat to Humanity George Orwell, one of the realistic writer of his age, portrays the beautiful picture of prison in his short prose, “A Hanging”. As a matter of facts that prose ain’t just about the convicts and the prison; it’s utterly different in a way that convey unusual experienced of the writer while he was working in the Indian Imperial Police. It centralized the dramatic scene of the prisoner in his last hour. It also illustrates the fact of world behind those prison wall at that time of early 20thcentury which was really devastating in sense of providing justice. Being the observer in that execution, writer himself didn’t like to be a part of that judicial

September 11, 2001 a day that will live infamous in Americans hearts forever. A day which took thousands of innocent American lives. The attackers also took two buildings that were iconic in the New York skyline, towers that were so advanced for their time. Towers that had a whole terrorist organization devoted to taking them out. Terrorist that hated everything that America stood for so much that they wanted to take it over. An American President and government agencies that missed way to many signs to prevent the attacks from happening. After all these things the American public joined together around the idea of patriotism to help a city rebuild. When that started they started assessing things on Capitol Hill, assessing that led to new

George Orwell, one of the most perceptive writers of his age, portrays the inherent wrong of capital punishment in his short prose work, “A Hanging”. More specifically, Orwell’s story relates a dramatic experience of the writer while he was working in the Indian Imperial Police in 1920’s colonial Burma. That’s why John Rodden figures out how depressed he was there as he mentioned, “after he returned from what lie called ‘five wasted years’ as a policeman in British- occupied Burma, it is based on Blair-Orwells experience of working in the Indian Imperial Police” (qtd. in Rodden 70). The story recounts the dramatic scene of an unnamed prisoner in his last hour. It also

Analysis of A Hanging Part one: Hangings, injections, electrocutions, firing squads and gas chambers, all different forms for capital punishment. We execute people who have committed horrible crimes. Some might argue that these executions are acceptable, and some might argue they are not. In the short story “A Hanging”, by George Orwell, we are presented with a firsthand example of this. “A Hanging” is a short story about a Hindu man, who is on his way to his hanging.

Because government as well as their neighbour were against them. Both these powers wants to reduce the population of Muslims in state. Over 32 million Muslims lost their property. This approach was totally power based. Mostly political power was used in this massacre. Hindu wanted to boycott the Muslims. It is kind of war against both the religion which resulted murders, rapes, homelessness and destroyed the property.

To Rani, ‘people dying here, others dying there’ (cited in Butalia, 2000, p.268) was something that happened every day, it was no surprise to her. Thus, Rani’s cynical view about the future of India and Pakistan was conceivably drawn from memories of witnessing horrendous fights and strife throughout her whole life (cited in Butalia, 2000, p.268).

Historical truth, however, does not side with Pakistan on Kashmir. The exiting British Raj in 1947 had both the Muslim League and Indian National Congress sign off on the Indian Independence Act. This legislation simplified, or so everyone thought, the divvying up of British India into the sovereign republics of India and Pakistan.

After 1947, Pakistan felt that Pakistan is deprived because Kashmir has a majority of Muslim people and they have a right to choose their future

The Tamil Nadu state government’s decision to release the convicts in India’s former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination case caused a ripple across the nation. The Tamil Nadu cabinet on February 19, 2014 declared that they will release all the convicts with due consultations with the centre.