The Conflicts that Created The War on Terror

The War on Terror

Everything started from the conflict that Iraq and Afghanistan had against the U.S.Iraq resisted to the idea of having U.S. military inspections. Afghanistan, since conformed from many anti-soviets, was against the U.S. power. These two different conflicts created the war on terror. The war on terror started from a group of terrorist, The Taliban and the Al qaeda’s, that between each other protected the Afghanistan leader, Osama. In addition this tension grew when the event of 9/11 occurred. During the attack of the 9/11 the terrorists attacks were increasing and putting all U.S. in danger. As president Bush accused Taliban and Al Qaeda group’s of this event, they both resisted. the US concern was the increasing of terrorist people already living in the US for a long time. U.S. didn't want to put U.S. citizens in danger, but also wanted to protect their freedom. As this was a great concern for everyone, it needed to be control by the president. The president created the Patriot Act in which it allows the government to intervene in any cell phone call from any citizen in the U.S. Therefore, easily track terrorist people. The U.S. did the right decision to create the Patriot Act to protects its citizens, to protect the U.S. from future impactful terrorist events and create a better system to confront criminal investigations.

For the president George W. Bush, It was important to protect citizens of the U.S. , and at the same time give them freedom. Although it was difficult to keep everyone safe, it was his duty as a president to find a solution. The Patriot Act was essentially important and beneficial for everyone because it created a powerful connection between the government and its citizens. Many people were scared that many terrorist people were living between them. Some were already affected from other short terrorist events. The president believed that the Patriot act would would allow bad people come out from were they hide. In addition the Patriot Act allow the government to track these bad people easier. The U.S. president made America not go into a traditional war and slowly decrease the amount of terrorism.

The war of terror is not a traditional war. This war is based on defeating a group of people; therefore, it is impossible for the U.S. president to defeat this terrorism easily. The Patrick Act was essential for this war on terror because it allow people to be protected. From the beginning as the U. S president was elected, he said his job was to be in charge of taking decisions for his citizens. U.S citizens gave him the trust for W. Bush to protect them, but at the same time give them freedom. By allowing the Patrick Act citizens who had nothing to hide felt safe from terrorism. In addition the Patriot ACT not just kept them safe, but also protected their citizens identity. Thanks to the Patriot Act, U.S. citizens were not sacrificed unless they volunteer to join the military. This Act also helped families go about their daily lives and not be afraid of terrorist people since they would be protected everywhere they would go.

More importantly the main goal to keep everyone safe in the U.S. was to offer an accessible security for everyone. In addition, technology had increased so much each year, it was possible to help citizens in a faster way if the needed help by the Patriot Act. The Patriot Act allowed not just citizens individually, but also Federal investigators to do their job better and efficiently. This Patriot Act was not hidden from anyone and it keeps everyone safe. One example of an Federal investigation company is the FBI, these investigators had prevented many criminals from causing harm to people. Another way the Patriot Act was beneficial for these investigators because it allow them to interfere with terrorist plans. Having a group of these investigators to get essential information from terrorist people had made Americans be safe physically and psychological, and as well as benefiting their own businesses.

The Patriot Act have helped avoiding a future traditional War between Iraq and Afghanistan. It protected U.S. citizens from a terrorist event as the one in 9/11, and it avoid many people's death. Furthermore, It's crucial to understand why the Patriot Act is important. In addition the Patriot Act was beneficial for everyone because it also helped detect many cyber bullying problems and many other problems that had increased by using cellphones. This Act benefits citizens and the entire nation from terrorism. It allows citizens from future generations and in present to comprehend that this Act protects citizens, and stay safe in their daily lives and the entire nation.