Essays on War on Terror

Terrorists use violence for the purpose of creating a wide range of fear to its target population. It’s a way of bringing their specific political objective to be known. The menace of terrorism has been systematically and widely been practiced by various groups for right...

Abstract This project is very important for me. In this project I will discussed about the word Terrorism and its impact in our society. How they spread terrorism in our society and which method adopts terrorists for money. What is the solution to eliminate the...

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...

According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, the War on Terror is a phrase used to describe the “American-led global counterterrorism campaign launched in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.” As a result of those attacks, President George W. Bush mainly aimed to eliminate terrorist...

Words and Organisations to Know Islamist terrorism claims to be inspired by Islam. Islamist terrorism or Radical Islamist terrorism is generally defined as “any terrorist act, set of acts or campaign committed by groups or individuals who profess Islamist motivations or goals. Islamist terrorists justify...

Since 2001 September 11th has been known as the day of the attack on the twins towers marking a day in which large scale terrorism came to american soil. However for the people of Chile a similar defining moment occurred 28 years before. On September...

Al-Qaeda is a term used by Islamic radicals to describe the terrorist organization to which they belong. The term is not used to describe a single group or even a combination of multiple groups. Al-Qaeda is made up of several main bases in Afghanistan, Islamic...

With the end of the Cold War and the demise of the Soviet Union, the fear that scientific and technological advances, combined with increasing availability of chemical, radiological and biological agents, and the revival of religious and political fanaticism in recent times, idea that we...

“Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of our biggest buildings, but they cannot touch the foundation of America. These acts shattered steel, but they cannot dent the steel of American Resolve.” –President George W. Bush. On September 11, 2001, America was hit with one of...

ISIS, or the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, are Muslims who have taken over large parts of northwestern Iraq and Syria. It is a terrorist group that wants to establish a pure Islamic State. Their goal is to get rid of disbelievers, and they...

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as ISIS) is a terrorist group that deeply and existentially relies on the far-flung belief in the impending apocalypse to promote and sustain its brutal ideology. The group’s fixation on the apocalypse can be...

ISIS Over the previous century, there have been associations and gatherings who have been framed in different nations to push for an alternate supposition in different nations. The distinctions that are battled by the gatherings and developments incorporate political religious just as social. A huge...

ISIS: The Violent Organization The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, also known and ISIS, is an organization that is run by groups of violent extremists who wish to change the world. This terrorist organization is led by Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi. In addition, this organization...

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, is more commonly known as ISIS. ISIS is an extremist militant group that strictly follows the Salafi writings of Sunni Islam. The group is also commonly known today, as ISIL. ISIL stands for the Islamic State of Iraq...

The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, also known as ISIS and/or ISIL is an extreme violent Islamist group that has severely increased in the last decade throughout the Middle East. This group is also called Da’-ish in Arabic. The rise of this barbaric group...

A journalist resource (2017) stated that: ‘During the George W. Bush administration, the CIA employed what it called ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ on detainees around the world. This included waterboarding (simulated drowning), sleep deprivation to the point of hallucination, beatings, sexual humiliation, and threats to hurt...

According to the UNODC’s World Drug Report 2007, the whole capability price of Afghanistan’s 2006 opium harvest accruing to farmers, laboratory proprietors and Afghan traffickers reached about $US3.1 billion. In addition, it’s miles suggested that in 2004, a few four hundred lots of cocaine become...

In the United Kingdom today, no single issue of public concern seems to be as widely and hotly debated as that of terrorism. When people hear of terrorist attacks, they react with horror and disgust (rightfully), however, little discussion ever revolves around whether terrorism can...

By July 22nd members of LTTE Tigers reached Gampaha district by different routes. They were unarmed and travelling as group of two or singles in order to avoid unnecessary attention. Tigers have arranged luxury tourist bus with a destination board of down south area where...

Jean Baudrillard suspected that the Gulf War ought not be viewed as a war. Or maybe, regardless of having the material characteristics of one, it once was at the same time both real and a simulation. Baudrillard’s rationale is that the expression of “war” was...

The War on Terror and Islamophobia American foreign policy bears an infamous reputation amongst world leaders for it’s imperialistic approach to world issues through heavy use of brute military power to enforce Western ideals of democracy. Such intervention has historically proven to generate more harm...

The thesis of this essay is a discussion about the use of waterboarding by the US government, during the Bush administration, and if this was an acceptable method of interrogation. After September 11, 2001, the US government relied on qualified army instructors for information on...

Terrorism financing refers to activities that provides financing or financial support to individual terrorists or terrorist groups. A government that maintains a list of terrorist organizations normally will also pass laws to prevent money laundering being used to finance those organizations. Laws against money laundering...

On September 11th of 2001 the United States of America fell victim to the barbarous terror attacks of Al-Qaeda affiliated terrorists. Nine-teen men hijacked four U.S Commercial Airlines and deliberately flew them into World Trade Center 1, World Trade Center 2, the U.S Pentagon. The...

Terrorism Introduction It is the use of violence to create fear in a population using a systematic way in order to gain financial, political, religious, or any other ideological cause. Though a definitive definition is not available, definitions treat all acts of terrorism, regardless of...

Many people who commit acts of terror fundamentally consider themselves to be altruists, believing that the acts of violence they carry out are truly for the greater good. This distorted view of blind ‘selfless devotion’ stems from many factors; therefore, raising the question, how are...

The study aimed at analysing that how terrorism has become an effective and diplomatic tool to achieve the foreign policy goals. Further it will be focusing on the India-terrorism ties inside Pakistan. This paper will be illustrating that how state sponsored terrorism can be stopped...

Definition of Terrorism Terrorism means the use of intentionally indiscriminate violence to create terror, or fear, to achieve a political, religious or ideological aim. Terrorism is a system of frightening people, to make them do what the terrorists want. Terrorism is derived from the word...

The history of modern terrorism began with the French revolution and has evolved ever since. The most common causes or roots of terrorism include civilizations or culture clashes, globalization, religion, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or the Russian invasion of Afghanistan. More personal or individual-based reasons for terrorism...

It is ethical toward a government to accept to cede a terrorist immunity if he frees those hostages, yet though every government becomes every plan like arresting and prosecuting that terrorist once his captives remain released. Practical effects broadly promote these producers’ general forecasts. Logistical...