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terrorist network, Al Queda, are planning a to highjack a plane soon, and attack the United States. Bush tries to act on the message, but doesnt have enough time to stop it before it happens. On September 10, the NSA records an encrypted message from Saudi
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and President George W. Bush is set out to find out and retaliate against these terrorists.
The United States responded to these attacks immediately with the insertion of various charity funds to help all those that died during the attacks. Others funds made
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, transit system personnel worldwide lack extensive training and experience in handling terrorist attacks (Prieto). According to the Congressional Research Service, one-third of terrorist attacks worldwide target transportation systems, and of these attacks
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military sites in them and use that position to intimidate against any future attack. The countries which are the prime players in this middle eastern islamic terrorist network are Iran,Sudan, Libya and Afganistan.(ABCNEWS.COM) Most of the other Islamic
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9-11 Incident Compare and Contrast
<Tab/>On September 11th 2001 terrorists attacked both the Twin Towers and the Pentagon. They succeeded in destroying the Twin Towers buildings. There have been many significant events in American
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Category: /Law & Government/Government & Politics
attacks; instead they handle them like ordinary criminal attacks. (Terrorism 26-27) This gives the terrorists exactly what they wanted, publicity for their cause.
The media is a terrorists best friend. Without the modern widespread media, terrorism would
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of defense program returned with the Clinton administration. There was a new fear of possible nuclear attacks from rouge states or terrorist groups. In 1999, Congress and the President passed and signed the National Missile Defense Act of 1999. Unlike Reagans
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to resolve the crisis and eventually capitulate to terrorists demands. "Encouraged by their latest success, terrorists usually try again" -Winston Churchill Recent successes have made terrorists hungry for more attacks. News commentators have been unwilling
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The Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 was one of the turning points of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union (pg. 1, NSA and the Cuban Missile Crisis), which went down as a very big deal in history. The Terrorist Attack of September
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Terrorist attacks on the United States have left America with a sense of vulnerability, and have promoted a few radical ideas that in the end may hinder America's freedoms. America, proven through our economy and low statistics of poverty
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