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Why al queda attacked the us?
Al-queda is going to attack us for freedom and revenge of osama bin laden
When did al queda attack the us?
September 11, 2001
Who is Osama bin Laden and what is Al-Qaeda?
Osama Bin Laden is the leader of Al-Queda. Al-Qaeda is the terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks on the US.
Are you sure bombing al queda is a good idea?
We are presently in a situation where we are trying to kill them before they kill us. This is an unfortunate position, and if the US had played its cards better, it could have avoided the whole conflict in the first place. But now that the conflict exists, our options are more limited. So yes, bombing al queda is a good idea.
What foreshadowed that 9 11 would happen?
There were several smaller attacks on American resources, buildings and personnel overseas by Al Queda that got intelligence people looking into the potential for a future attack in the US. Then in 1993 they set off a bomb in the basement of the world trade center that didn't cause as much damage as they had hoped. Our leadership probably should have gotten a whole lot more aggressive about Al Queda at that time but they did not. Then on 9-11-2001 Al Queda finally got done what they had tried to do before.
Which relates to US relations with al Qaeda?
Al-queda was a terrorist organization that attacked the U.S. (9/11, World Trade Center) that was based in Afghanistan and was endorsed by the Taliban, the Afghan government. U.S. attacked Al-Queda in turn attacking the terrorist regime of the Taliban, and defeated them, no the U.S. is trying to stabalize the area with a democratic government.
What will happen with Al-Queda now that Osama bin Laden has been killed?
There is no telling. They may slowly fall apart, or someone else may step up to take Osama bin Laden's place. There are travel advisories out for US citizens, and increased concerns of retaliation. Realistically, though, Al-Queda was a completely different organization five years after 9/11 than it was on that day, so the "structure" of Al-Queda is little different now, as bin Laden had become a venerated, "semi-retired" figurehead more than a "mover-and-shaker" in the organization. Al-Queda is now much more widespread than it was on 9/11, but also much more diluted. And a so-far unanswered question: Was Aiman al-Zawari killed along with Obama, or is he still at large? That makes a considerable difference. The answer ends as it began: At this point, there is no telling.
How has the culture of the US changed after September 11?
About the same except now people freak out by the sound of "Muslim or Al Queda" like the sound a dog makes when it gets hit by a car.
How is the war in afghanistn connected to the war of terror?
Usama Bin Laden, the leader of the terrorist group Al Queda and mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, was based in Afghanistan. After the September 11th Attacks, there was a policy change that dictated that anyone harboring those who attacked us would not be treated any different than those who did the attack. When the Taliban, the then governing body in Afghanistan, refused to hand over Bin Laden, the US Military was tasked to remove the Taliban and pursue Al Queda. That was the start of the now 9yr war.
What is brigandage act 1902 of US military rule in the Philippines?
The brigandage act of 1902 is the act implemented by the US in the Philippines that did not allow the Filipinos to create groups against the US government
Why is Osama Bin Laden hidding from the US?
Well first of all-he's dead. And second because he committed a terrible crime in that he took part in 9/11 and was in a crime group called Al Queda 😔... I hope that helps 😌
Where was Japan's first act of war against the us?
Pearl Harbor...?
