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Terrorism

Terrorism includes acts of violence to spread a political or ideological message and create a state of terror among people. al-Qaeda, responsible for the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, is the most well known terrorist group.

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Why is terrorism a threat?

Terrorism is a threat because terrorists cause terror. Just like their name implies. Most terrorists are very radical, often blowing up themselves and others around them. An example of this are the twin towers from September 11, 2001. The towers were both destroyed. An example of a terrorist is Osama Bin Laden, who planed the 9/11 attack and was recently killed.

What event led to war on terrorism?

September 11, 2001. New York, NY, United States.

How many people have died in the terrorist attacks?

It would help to know which terrorists and which attacks. One website shows that deaths by terrorists from 2006 through 2015 is over 190,000.

The 9/11/2001 attack in the United States took 2,996 lives and injured more than 6,000. Deaths from that event are continuing due to the toxin exposure from the crashes.

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If I remember right, 30,000

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About 1 000 people died, and nine thousand "maimed or injured

Advantages of terrorism?

It takes the lives of many innocent people and it is their family that suffers the most of all. And damages the public property. It is the government who have to fulfill the demands of those families .

Which of the following describes a major motivator behind Islamic fundamentalist terrorism since the end of World War 2?

Answer this question… Many communist groups converted to Islam following the fall of the Soviet Union.

What did osama biladen do to be wanted?

Osama Bin Laden is listed on the FBI website as being wanted for bombing U.S Embassies in Dar es Salaam, and Nairobi, Kenya. He is also wanted in connection with the attacks on 9/11 and a series of other attacks commited around the world.

Who was Zulkifli Abdhir?

Zulkifli Abdhir (1966 - 25 January 2015) was a Muslim on the US government's list of Most Wanted Terrorists. he was killed in a raid in remote farmland in the southern Philippines.

Whatever happened to the California guy who was found in a cave with the taliban some years ago just after 9 11?

According to CNN, "John Walker Lindh was sentenced to 20 years in prison as part of an agreement reached in July under which he pled guilty to one count of supplying services to the Taliban and a criminal information charge that he carried a rifle and two hand grenades while fighting against the U.S.-backed Northern Alliance. As part of the plea deal, the government dropped all other counts in a lengthy criminal indictment, including one of the most serious charges -- conspiracy to kill U.S. nationals."

Source: http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/people/shows/walker/profile.html

How can cyber attacks be prevented?

While cyber attacks cannot be completely avoided, there are many things you can proactively do to not look like low-lying fruit to a cyber criminal.


These are things we do at Lazarus Alliance when helping organizations with proactive cyber security services such as IT Audit & Compliance (FedRAMP, PCI, HIPAA, SOX, SSAE 16, ISO 27001), IT Risk Management, IT Governance & Policies and Cybervisor services. Since 2000 Many good service providors remained on the cutting edge of IT security, risk, audit, privacy, governance, cyberspace law and compliance leadership, innovation and services provided to the global community. Lazarus Alliance's primary purpose is to help organizations attain, maintain, and demonstrate Proactive Cyber Security compliance and information security excellence, in any jurisdiction.

Who were the victims of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie Scotland?

Use the link below to the official site where you'll find a complete list. There were 243 passengers, 16 crew members and 11 Lockerbie residents killed in the incident. The dead included 169 Americans, 40 Brits, and 1, 2 or 3 citizens of 19 other countries (with one country losing 4 citizens). Another link provides the breakdown by nationality.

Who is running Pakistan the army minesters or taliban?

Pakistan has a jumbled up system consisting of the beurueacray,government,army and a significant foreign prsence especially that of the USA.However,the Taliban don't have any part in its governance.

What were executions carried out by a mob called?

Generally speaking, when a mob carries out its own executions, it is often called a "lynching". In such cases the victim is denied a trial, and is killed by a vigilante.

What are the beliefs of the Taliban?

The Taliban was a Fundamentalist Islamic Regime.

The Taliban is a specific political Islamist Party/Militant Organization. The Taliban has certain political aims: the control of Afghanistan and parts of Pakistan. The Taliban also were able to hold national control in Afghanistan and ruled it according to some of the most barbaric interpretations of Shari'a Law. This includes repression of minorities such as the Shiite Persians and Hazaras, the banning of all but Islamic banking, the use of physical mutilations and amputations as punishment, the banning of "blasphemy" towards Islam, the execution of homosexuals and apostates, and the destruction of non-Islamic cultural icons like the Bamyan Buddhas.

As a result of their national bent, the Taliban spread out through national channels such as police and justice departments. The Taliban, consequently, has very limited aims that came in direct contravention of American interests only in 2001 when the United States invaded Afghanistan. The Taliban, while supporting Al-Qaeda, were not (prior to 2001) interested in the latter's goal of attacking and Islamicizing the West. They are still opposed to exerting resources to achieve these goals, but do focus their efforts on removing the Northern Alliance government of Afghanistan and leading that country again.

Why are the Taliban and Al-Qaeda hiding in the tribal areas of Pakistan?

There are three main reasons why Al-Qaeda and the Taliban are hiding in Pakistan:

1) Local Support: In numerous areas where Al-Qaeda and the Taliban operate, they are seen as rightly-guided individuals. Their ideologies and views, while separate to the mainstream have legitimacy since they advocate religious views that many Pakistanis in the Waziristan region agree with. They also are fighting the Americans, which is something that gains them some support as well. No local leader has ever repudiated the Taliban or Al-Qaeda.

2) Protection by Pakistani Politics: Pakistan has number of internal concerns which "take precedence" over reclaiming territory from the militants. Its army, while powerful, is not equipped to maintain a long term guerrilla warfare against the Taliban. However, they have no interest in allowing foreign armies invade to solve the problem since that would be a violation of Pakistani sovereignty. In this way, without actually supporting them, the Pakistani government has allowed these Islamist Terrorist/Paramilitary organizations to remain in Waziristan.

3) Difficulty of the Terrain: The terrain in the Waziristan region is very mountainous and difficult to travel, this makes hiding and resisting much easier than it would be on an open plain.

What type of work went on in the Alfred P Murrah Federal Building?

It held numerous Federal Offices including Social Security, ATF, DEA and the Army and Marine Corps Recruiting offices.

Why do terrorists attack mosques?

SpeculationThey don't. Attacks on mosques are usually false-flag operations performed by the American or British military to divide the Muslim community and to criminalize the people who fight against their invasion.

The same thing happened in northern Ireland (which is ocuppied by Britain) during the 70's, 80's and 90's by the british to divide communities and criminalize the IRA who fought against them. They called the IRA terrorrists yet the british killed far more civilians than the IRA. The IRA NEVER target civilians, they only consider soldier's and the so called police as legitimite targets. The exact same happens in the middle east today. it is plan against Islam. to stop Muslims going to mosques (everybody loves life) plus to form a notorious image of Islam and Muslims.

OpinionThere are numerous Islamic sects. Violent conflict between Islamic sects occurs.

The Ahmadi sect considers itself Muslim but isn't recognized as such by other members of the religion's mainstream sects. Pakistan's constitution doesn't consider Ahmadis to be Muslims, and adherents have experienced years of discrimination, some of it state-sponsored. Radicals from the dominant Sunni branch of Islam in Pakistan have targeted Ahmadis before.

But even in violence-racked Pakistan, where Taliban and allied militants frequently target minority religious groups, especially Shiite Muslims, the Ahmadis have been spared large-scale attacks, making Friday's assault notable for its sweep.

At an Ahmadi mosque in Lahore's Model Town neighborhood, police and witnesses said five to six gunmen, some of them wearing suicide vests, broke through the light security cordon surrounding the place of worship and opened fire.

OpinionIslamic sects has never been a problem big enough to cause this much bloodshed.

ITS POLITICS!

Who was the last American before Adam Gadahn to be charged with treason?

Tomoya Kawakita was the last American charged and convicted of treason before Gadahn. Reference United States v. Kawakitain 1952. Kawakita was tried for war crimes -- specifically torturing American POW's during WW-II. Kawakita was American born, thus allowing the treason charged to be leveled.