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…The world sat and watched on September 11, 2001, as America was struck with the first act of terror on American soil ever. Many thoughts passed through the minds of their citizens. Most pertained to the deceased and their families. The world sat…

…a nuclear attack from Iraq is rather naïve and unrealistic. Much contrary to American propaganda, Saddam's regime is not a hotbed of terrorism. Saddam's Baathist Party is a nationalist regime, neither an Islamic one nor a Muslim one. He is not and has never been…

…the whole country was wrong. I don't think that America is ready for another war. These war that he president wants is a different type of war. The war on terrorism is not a war against a country. It is against a small group. When we went into Afghanistan we…

…of international terrorism. The name of this group was 'Rainbow' , chosen by John Clark, the head of the organization, this is due to its international nature. Rainbow was a 'black' organization, meaning it officially did not exist, the controlling governments would…

…Today in our terror-stricken American society, Muslims and all those of middle eastern origin are definitely demonized. Teenagers are also conceived as "impolite thieves". The media, the fear that all Americans have (which is spread through the media…

…. As of right now the government is in a tight squeeze because if they fail to give reparations, there will be protests and most likely some terrorism. Although if they do give reparations then other groups will go and take advantage of this. Other groups without…

…neighborhood. They use this term because it's more "politically correct". 7. "Equal Opportunity" This term is used usually when one minority is, in reality, getting preferential treatment in order to make things "equal". 8. "War on Terror" This phrase…

…for the response. Anyway, it has several lasting impacts on the minds of the American people and on humanity as a whole. The September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack (colloquially referred to as Nine-eleven and 9/11 for the US date format) was the deadliest act of terrorism…

…such as nervous to calm and calm to nervous. The narrator in some moments of the story can be portrayed as scared and nervous. For example when he says "I am nervous: so I am," and "So strange a noise as this excited me to uncontrollable terror," this shows…

…lives (Common, Nightmares 111). A type of dream that is like a nightmare is called a night terror. Night terrors are basically severe nightmares (Lemley 5). They occur during the first hour or two of sleep, loud screaming and thrashing about are common…