The Solution to Terrorism is Searching for Osama Bin Laden in Afghanistan

As most Americans know, for over 10 years already, we have been in a war with Afghanistan due to the World Trade Center attack on 9/11. The war had a stated goal to dismantle the Taliban and a terrorist organization called “Al-Qaeda,” as well as to end Al-Qaeda’s use of Afghanistan as their base for making facilities such as terrorist training camps and secretive underground bases. The War on Terror began on October 7th, 2001, as a result of the 9/11 terrorist attacks where nearly 3,000 innocent American citizens lost their lives. Many people do believe that the terrorist attack was a “false flag” operation on America by the Elite who run the country with a goal to run oil pipelines from the Caspian Sea through Afghanistan all the way to

Domestic terrorists are turning into such a bigger threat as there becomes more and more dangerous domestic terrorist groups. For instance, right-wing extremists are becoming more of a danger that we can’t ignore. As said by Kurt Eichenwald, “[Timothy] McVeigh, the infamous anti-government extremist, murdered 168 people in 1995 when he detonated a truck bomb in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.”Like Timothy McVeigh, many U.S. citizens have had violent disagreements about rights and freedoms with government officials, which has caused many of these antigovernment extremist groups to form. According to Ron Nixon, “Mr. Ellison said, ‘Right-wing extremists have launched an average of 330 attacks a year and killed about 250 people between 2002 and 2011. These are dangerous people.’” Right-wing extremists are becoming a bigger threat to our country. They are attacking and killing more people every year and we need to find a

After the September 11 attacks, it was widely believed that the terrorists responsible were hiding throughout the hills and caves of Afghanistan. The United States chose to invade Afghanistan because it was searching for the terrorists. President Bush believed that the Taliban was hiding Osama Bin Laden and his people. The United States and our allies were successful at removing the threat during World War II, but while our military was able to overthrow the Taliban and capture some of Bin Laden’s associates, we are still involved in a war in the Middle East.

However, it is not only Muslim terrorists who are trying to enter the United States, but refuges as well. Devastating events mainly happening in Muslim countries lead to direct arrival of Muslim ethnic communities in the United States. It is unjust to believe each and every human traveling from Islamic States are terrorists since each state is disproportionately dictated meaning some have less violence and civil rights than

There are many ways to reduce terrorism attacks. One of the ways is to stop arming terrorist. If someone cannot prove that they are not a terrorist, then do not allow then to obtain a firearm. Another way we can reduce terrorism in the United States is to not allow them in the States. If they can prove that they are not a terrorist or prove that do not obtain a threat, then that is

“In December 2011, remaining U.S. troops were pulled out of Iraq, leaving that nation in a far more volatile state than when military operations first began in 2001” (Green). This illustrates that 9/11 has caused instability in multiple regions such as Afghanistan. Moreover, U.S. foreign policy dramatically changed from deterrence and containment to preemptive and preventive action. Consequently, this foreign policy established questionable allies such as Pakistan where Osama bin Laden was hiding. When the terrorist attacks happened, it was designed to instill fear and weaken the US but it made the US even stronger (HÉochaidh).

Since 9-11 the talk has been to deport Muslims due to the immediate threat of ISIS today. There are different way of going at this. We can use a tracking system to make sure that non-citizens do not overstay their Visa. Deport all non-citizens and ban Muslims from entering the country until ISIS is defeated, or ban and deport them all.

Terrorist threats is a reason that the US should limit immigration. An Islamic man named Aws Mohammed Younis Al-Jayeb, who was living in California, arrived in the US in 2012 as a refugee. He was from Iraq and charged with international terrorism. In 2013-2014, he flew to Syria

Beefing up security and manpower won’t solved everything, but we must be able to have Social Intervention programs that will ensure our youths are not seeking extremism to be a part of. With a healthy economy, our men and women would think twice to associate themselves to inflict wounds on our nation. Furthermore, no religion should be monitored because the religion has nothing to do with any hateful attacks, but we can’t turn a blind eye and watched one particular religion carrying out all these attacks. There must be tougher scrutiny in our community to ensure that we are not creating any

With all due respect, the issues we are confronted with now and forthcoming will only tend to rise as the quantity of illegal or legal immigrants come to our country. Those that are not bringing a higher level of destructive or addictive drugs to our society are coming here with all intentions of destroying our country. Educating and training members of society can help us to learn acceptance and tolerance of other ethnic groups as far as going about our everyday lives, work, school, church, etc.. However, when it comes to being tolerant and accepting of those that possess the traits and characteristics of those we have labeled as terrorist, it is not an easy task. We have no idea if the person living next to us; or one that owns or operates a business that we frequent, is associated with a terrorist group and has every intention of carrying out mass destruction among our country.

What is Mr. Trudeau solution? A “guarantee” that all warrants would respect the Charter and the judges. Whether this “guarantee” will hold up is questionable but at the very least it is better than nothing.

to inflict radical ideologies upon U.S. citizens. These people need to be held accountable for their actions. If they join a terrorist organization, then how is one to say they will not kill Americans? They definitely have the capability being U.S. citizens. They should not be allowed back in the United States without consequences or even at all. “A congressional study released Tuesday said the Obama administration has largely failed to stop more than 250 Americans who have traveled overseas since 2011 to join -- or try to join -- terror groups including the Islamic State, describing the flow of fighters as the largest global convergence of jihadists in history” (Foxnews.com, 2015). There seems to be no national strategy to prevent these acts from

First off identify and restrain. Identifying and just knowing who they are and why they came here helps protect us. Doing this is a little difficult but we must do it. How ?? Well background checks and extensive research on a individual before allowing them into the country may just help!! Have them send a request to enter the country then process them. My example is say a muslim refugee wants to enter himself and his family into america… you backround him and on the request form you sent him has key questions like how old are you ? Are you traveling alone ?? Are you amongst family ?? what country are you originally from?? None of thouse questions are offending but yet they help us rule out certain things like the fact most muslim terrorists are male and are young traveling without a

Total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what is going on. Until we are able to determine and understand this problem and the dangerous threat it poses, our country cannot be the victims of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in Jihad, and have no sense of reason or respect for human life.

In the beginning of issue guide it summarizes the Terrorist attacks of September 11th. How it set off of a chain of events and questionable efforts to deal with what occurred that day. The article explains after the attacks on the world trade center, our nation lost comfort in thinking our state of security was actually secure, that we were vulnerable. The government gave false impression to citizens that to overcome what happened that day was to come together, to show the strength and our allegiance to the U.S. This wasn’t an approach to deal with the issue but a distraction to what was really going on.