America the Cure of Terrorism

Terrorism is a massive problem--everybody realizes that. Regardless of origin, culture, country, or political standpoint, every sane person understands that terrorism is something that is still relatively prevalent in the world, and something needs to be done about it. The problem, however, is that there is no easy solution. The United States tends to take overbearing control and responsibility for all terrorist threats, groups, and attacks, but this is simply not reasonable. Although we cannot expect every country to take initiative against terrorist threats like ISIS, sustained international coordination is necessary to effectively confront transnational terrorist groups (Shirkey). This way, the US can begin taking care of themselves and their own country, as they still have many issues that have yet to be solved. While working together is important, though, it is not the key to solving the problem. What we must do in addition is investigate and address the root causes of terrorism, and analyse them in detail in order to best combat terrorist groups at their roots.

Some of the terrorists were living in America for over 1 year and attending flying lessons. The other extremists slipped through our country months before September 11th. The attacks were not much of a surprise as they were a shock. Since the US has gotten plenty of warnings from the Islamist extremists. They had wanted to kill Americans indiscriminately and in large groups. Because of this catastrophe after 2 months, Congress federalized air terminal security by passing the Aviation and Transportation Security Act, which made the Transportation Security Administration. The new TSA is tasked with establishing new security methodology that included stricter rules on traveler and baggage screening. Just ticketed travelers could experience security, and a perpetually changing show of apparatus and methodology were acquainted with output for weapons and damaging things. As new dangers were found after 9/11, new systems were presented, including uprooting shoes and banning

The United States experienced one of the biggest scaled Domestic Terror Attacks on eleventh September 2001. These assaults against our incredible country were done with the capturing of numerous aircraft transporters. The repercussions of these appalling demonstrations left the aggregate decimation of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and other relevant areas. After these occasions the USA Patriot Act of 2001 was passed, and the Department of Homeland Security started to devise and execute the first of numerous missions and conventions to alleviate any further dangers to the United States. Since the sanction of the Patriot Act, there have been various indications of fear based oppressor plots and thwarted assaults against the United States

In my opinion, the September 11th terrorists attacked the U.S. because it was their goal to kill as many people as possible. Another reason I believe they attacked the U.S. is because they have extreme hatred for the western ways. Majority of things that the United States does on a day-to-day basis goes against what the extremists believe in. Before the attacks, the U.S. should have implemented stricter rules while flying. Before September 11th, flying was much easier to do then it is now a days. If they had same rules that they have now they might have been able to prevent September 11th from happening. U.S. has implemented several laws since September 11th to try to prevent such a disaster from occurring again. Such as the Patriot Act which essentially makes it easier to spy on American citizens to try to intercept any information on terrorism. In my

In this world there are those who choose to invoke terror in the hearts of others; those who do this are called terrorists. They kill, hurt, or destroy to scare others into doing what they want. This is happening in America; this has happened before, when Ronald Reagan was President, and it was quickly ended when he showed them the true power of America. He scared them into stopping their terrorist activity by showing them who the ‘boss’ was. This doesn’t happen anymore; our presidents are weak and slow to take action, even at the beheading of an American citizen, and this shows terrorists that Americans are losing power when in fact they are not.

Although the U.S. saw terrorist potential in 1993 in the World Trade Center basement bombing, which unfortunately took the lives of 6 Americans and wounded over a thousand others, Americans were not prepared for what had been, a terrorist act by an American on American soil. The bombing of the

September 11th 2001, the day that changed America forever. On this day, 3,000 Americans including civilians, police officers, firefighters and paramedics were innocently murdered by al-Qaeda terrorist. Commercial airline planes were used as missiles and flown into the World Trade Center in NY, the Pentagon in the nations capital, and in a open field in Pennsylvania. For America being the most technology advanced nation in the world, along with having the largest, strongest and most advance military, it is hard to understand how these horrific acts of terrorism could have happened on U.S. soil. After the World Trade Center bombings in 1993 and the Oklahoma City bombing at the Murrah building, one would think that we would have learned for

Terrorism is not isolated to foreign places thousands of miles from the United States. If history has taught us anything we have been targeted and victimized here in the United States as well. From New York to Boston to California. These heinous criminal acts of death and destruction have stretched the span of our coasts from East to West. Terrorism can create fear in any community in the world. Terrorism can strike anywhere at any time and often without any prior notice. As such it is now more important than ever to be vigilant and prepared in fighting terrorism. An example of a city that has been progressive in their approach to fighting terrorism is Las Vegas, Nevada.

On September 11, 2001, The United States was attacked by terrorists who sought to disturb the freedom that the United States is well known for. These terrorists hijacked four of United States planes and crashed them into the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and the fourth plane was intended for The White House but fortunately bystanders on the hijacked plane could take them down and they crash landed in Pennsylvania. Had there been sufficient security measures such as more efficient metal detectors and baggage scanners at the airports these attacks may have been preventable.

The United States military should not be used to fight terrorism on America soil, due to the fact that it can causes mass destruction and chaos. Attempts to defeat terrorism through military operations in rogue states may eventually defeat one foe; however the pictures of bombed hospitals and injured civilians will only create more enemies (Cannon, 2014). Terrorism is the use of harmful or lethal force to intimidate, terrorize and provoke citizens, in order to fulfill the interests of the terrorist. Terrorists normally operate from a government, community and organization in which specific goals are trying to be reached, whether it be trying to ruin the comfort of living, provoking fear or disrupting the safeness of our country. Most terrorest groups operate in rogue countries because the governments are easier to manipulate, due to the fact that theyre so ill epuipped and not capable of partaking in a long-term war

On September 11th, 2001 the United States encountered one of the worst terrorist attacks in its history. Four planes were hijacked that day by nineteen men. Two planes were flown into the Twin Towers in New York, one was flown into the Pentagon Building located in Washington D.C. and the last one abruptly crashed down in a Pennsylvania field; it was reported that the plane was on course for the White House. The death toll for that day was nearly 3,000 people (Young, 10). Before that day the United States had limited involvement in cases involving terrorist. Since the attack of September 11th the United States has taken many safety precautions to help ensure nationwide safety and stabilize its borders.

Terrorism is a serious subject that should be under control in each country or nation. America, however, has had at least one terrorist attack each year that President Barack Obama, a very illustrious man, has been in office. Although he claims he had the issues under control. I very well believe it is blatantly obvious that he should have rendered more time on the problem of terrorism during his eight years of presidency. He should have itemized his priorities better with stopping terrorism at the top. If he focused on terrorism in the United States of America, terrorist threats might have gone down or dissipated all together. Also, if the US handled terrorism, other nations would take similar steps to remove it in their countries and America

On September 11th, 2001, Al Qaeda terrorists flew two planes into the World Trade Center in New York and one into the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. killing over 3000 individuals and destroying the World Trade Center. Al Qaeda intended to psychologically cause panic and fear in the United States (U.S.) through the use of terror because Al Qaeda wanted to influence U.S. foreign policy. Goldstein and Peverhouse explain, “Terrorism refers to political violence that targets civilians deliberately and indiscriminately… Terrorism thus amplifies a small amount of power by its psychological effect on large populations; this is why it is usually a tool of the weak… It is usually a calculated use of violence as leverage,” (p. 145). The U.S. government and citizenry were frightened after the attacks and worried about when the next attacks would occur. Due to the brutality of the attacks, the U.S. had an international mandate and international support after the attacks of September 11th, 2001. The U.S. government responded to the Al Qaeda attacks on September 11th, 2001 in ways that would tarnish the reputation of the U.S. on an international level and that would have long lasting negative consequences both domestically and internationally for the U.S. and the world.

Major initiatives of the United States were ignited to want to combat terrorism. People today are wary of terrorists, though not all of them are like al Qaeda. Besides that, airports have most likely uppered security for metals, weapons, and similar items. People who want to fight against terrorism may fear of an upcoming war; however, why have a war when there can be more deaths? One of the only ways to probably fight is with peace, or to stop any potential conflicts before they are started. Although 9/11 was unexpected, the shock of the event will not be forgotten

Fourteen Americans were killed Wednesday as they came together to celebrate the holidays. Victims were brutally murdered and injured by one of the coworkers and his wife. The killers may or may not have been terrorists, but the two were Muslim. Since 9/11 terrorists have gotten stronger and more intelligent. We Americans need to make up a plan to try to eradicate these worldwide issues. Terrorism is happening in our country. It is a vast threat to the Americans and their children.