Essays on Terrorism

Introduction Well, let’s overlook 9/11 incident what was it and where did happen and how it had been done? This horrendous even happened in 9/11/2001 in one of five boroughs (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island) of New city at early morning starting…

Charter for Freedom of Religion or Belief was officially created 2014, through the contribution of 30 international agencies, and spearheaded by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom. The basis of this decision was the perceived need to reinforce Article 18 of the Universal Declaration…

As we look at the history of disasters in the U.S we have learned many lessons as to what needs to be done post disaster strike. Natural and man-made disasters create a psychological trauma for those who experience the disasters first hand along with their…

The horrific terrorist attacks on the clear, blue-skied morning of September 11th, 2001 were nothing short of a tragedy. This simultaneous, well planned and coordinated operation targeted and destroyed symbols of American strength and global influence with hopes of promoting fear in and weakening the…

Terrorism is a serious crime. Looking within the past and current scenarios there has been a number of instances of terrorist attacks. We all know about 9/11 attacks and motel Taj attacks in India. It’s more scary and perilous similar to a terrible night mare…

Social media is used by everyone every day and has quickly becoming a huge part of life as we know. Social media has made everyone’s life easier through instant messaging, news articles, and public profiles staying in touch has never been easier. It seems that…

According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), bioterrorism is defined as the “deliberate release of viruses, bacteria or other germs (agents) used to cause illness or death in people, animals, or plants.” (CDC, 2007). Fortunately, the threat and use of bioterrorism throughout history has…

Abstract This paper will serve as a response and as a reaction to the new-age issues of terrorism and profiling in a post 9-11 United States. Particular focus will be given to the USA Patriot Act, or The Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate…

Government Policies Terrorism can be distinguished from political violence because political institutions are not sufficiently capable of managing with socioeconomic disparities and other grievances (Lutz, 2010). Conversely, it is also held that in relatively egalitarian societies with stable, well-developed political institutions, political space in the…

The United States is very vulnerable to terrorist attacks and evolving threats. Some of these threats include, but are not limited to cybersecurity, energy security, economy, climate change and weapons of mass destruction( Markle Task Force, 2009). This is due lack of information sharing and…