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The terrorists planned for an attack on a bunch of fronts, but in the end they were only prepared to attack the World Trade towers, the Pentagon, and the White House. Some information that wasn't reliable (but true) was lost in the shuffle and then the twin towers were hit by two planes. The attack on the Pentagon only partly succeeded and the White House plane crashed in Pennsylvania. The NSA and CIA had information that an attack was coming, but were forbidden by federal law from sharing that intelligence with the FBI. Various conspiracy theorists point to discrepancies in how officials responded, and how they said they responded. Uncertainty remains over the full extent of the September 11th attacks, and their role in the long-term plans of Islamist extremist groups such as Al Qaeda.
Prior to Christopher Columbus' bumping into the Americas that portion of land was not on the maps. I would have to say that explorers DID contribute to cartography.
There is no true way to tell how many people survived the 9/11 attacks. Over 3,000 people were killed.
The world, fortunately, has not had a World War THREE (yet).However, many US Military authorities are saying, unofficially, that ISIS and Al-Qaeda terrorist attacks are our newest 'world war'. If true, western countries could expect more attacks by small, well armed couples and groups.
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No that is silly
Which is NOT true of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks?
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Because of their resources. That's true
their attacks were hard to defend against
Weird True and Freaky - 2008 Shark Attacks 1-24 was released on: USA: 25 November 2008
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prior restraint. --dmoon
No, it was a terror group composed of Islamic fundamentalists. They call themselves "Muslims", but they are not true Muslims, because Muslims follow the path of love and friendship, whereas the Islamic fundamentalist groups are the opposite of that.