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…”. An important aspect of the silence of the bystander is the selective use of terror. It neutralizes most people. Ideological leaders claim insight into a universal truth only they can reveal. They claim to hold the key to the book of knowledge and revelation…

…immediately, this fear turned into anger and we demanded action to squelch this "axis of evil". Young American servicemen and women engaged in the fight against terrorism not just for their own country but for all freedom-loving countries. Still, today…

…as a result of the rise of Napoleon's empire and the Reign of Terror, putting an end to individual rights and liberal democracy. The American and French Revolutions assisted in establishing the rights of the individual, yet they were still based upon English…

…for the purpose to create a family orientated organization of Sicilians to gain freedom, and has grown to become one of the most successful organized crime syndicates, that over time has fascinated many people. The mafia through all its publicised terror and famous…

…sophisticated writers of our time, Emperor Yangstine. Many people believe that it is the different causes of war that inspired Yangstine to think of this quote. Terrorism and international defiance are the major causes of war. I am amazed that in 1990 when George…

…?' According to George Bush we are trying to completely eliminate terrorism, but according to Arun Gandhi we are trying to achieve nonviolence. Different people have different opinions about the answer to this question. I think…

…). Unfortunately the beast of a shark seems to follow this family to the Bahamas and cause panic and terror around the island. I was deeply terrified by the shore attack. An innocent child is on a water raft and out of nowhere, close to shore, the bloodthirsty great…

…no longer haunted me and the beating of my heart in the silence had become a comfort and no longer a terror. But, I think the final twist of irony came for my mother when she decided to move back in just before graduation. After she had been living there about…

…propaganda in his favor. Hussein also launched chemical bombings on the Kurdish (non-Arabic) populations in his own country. His rampages of terror have cost hundreds of thousands of deaths. The power hungry dictator would not accept the rules…

…the family's fate is quite evident quite early on.The terror is in knowing and hoping against hope that this is not so. Then you are forced to analyze why such a story is necessary and what message could the writer have possibly meant to deliver through…