Terrorism

Its true a bit as if we go through our society we will find the same reason.

the FBI i shot him

The Taliban, a Sunni Islamist group, ruled Afghanistan between 1996 and 2001 until they were ousted by the American-led invasion after the Sept. 11 attacks. Based in the Pashtun region in the country's southeast, the group grew out of a student movement dedicated to purifying Afghanistan.

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The Taliban now control between 65 and 85 percent of Afghanistan, a country where statistics are anyone's guess. (Even the population size of Afghanistan is uncertain: possibly 15, maybe 22 million. The U.S. Department of State's figure on war fatalities 1.5 million has not changed since 1985, although the armed conflict there is now in its 19th year.) For the last two years, the Taliban have been trying to win both a seat at the United Nations and international recognition. Thus far, only three countries have recognized the regime: Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. And even Pakistan is becoming embarrassed by its neighbor.

October 2001 to present time was the time span the US was helping Afghanistan. This operation has been considered both a success and failure, depending on popular opinion.

Between 5' or 7' tall, depending if they wear heels or not

I only know one

OEF (operation enduring freedom)

Afghanistan. However, The strict interpretation of Islamic law by the Taliban and the severe restrictions on women rights do not entitle foreign countries to invade the country and try to enforce changing its social and political systems and enforce foreign control on the country resources.

Brandon Pagenkopf

Police using their power to terrorize citizens using unjust force.

Ostensibly, Osama bin laden is not a citizen of any country. He was kicked out of Saudi Arabia, and Afghanistan has a new government. He has been offered amnesty in Qatar, and there are some reports he may even have taken the offer.

Osama Bin laden was born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Due to wikipedia

It most certainly is not!

By far, most Muslims, Arab or otherwise, are peaceful people.

Terrorism is a term usually used by those in power against anyone who opposes them. Be it physical terrorism or otherwise.

Many governments and individuals within governments today started as 'terrorists'.

When they lose they remain 'terrorists', when they win they become the new government and become 'reformers', 'freedom fighters' etc., and call others terrorists.

Terrorism has been used the Tamil Tigers (Hindus in Sir Lanka), the Irish Republican Army (Catholics in Ireland), the Irgun (Jews in the British Palestine), the Lord's Resistance Army (quasi-Christian Animists in Uganda), etc. It just so happens, that Arab Muslim terror organizations, such as al-Qaeda have turned their sights towards the United States which brings them into Americans' purview.

There were no terrorist groups in World War I.

The Taliban (Also Taleban) was a political movement between 1996 until 2001 and was regrouped in 2004.

The trial began on 24 Apriil 1997. On 2 June 1997 he was found guilty on 11 counts of murder and conspiracy. Timothy McVeigh was executed by lethal injection at the US Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana.

ten to one (i.e. ten Taliban per US serviceman)

He was taken by the arresting officer to Perry.

Al Qaeda is shamefully responsible for taking more than 2,600 lives at the World Trade Center. The Taliban governed Afghanistan. Osama Bin Laden created Al Qaeda. Department of Homeland Security issued the alerts.

State terrorism

It's actually the government file name of terrorists, there is no taliban per say, no one group but the government started calling terrorist groups taliban so it stuck.

Terrorism works by using violence or the threat of violence to attain goals that are political, religious, or ideological in state.

Terrorism is deliberate, used to cause fear, used to intimidate governments, and used to achieve political or ideological goals.

Understand the rules of engagement

Mentally rehearse actions and responses

Be mentally prepared to use his or her weapon

Know how to put your weapon into action from a duty configuration

The Taliban's treatment of children has been criticized for its harshness, particularly in areas under their control. They impose strict interpretations of Islamic law, which often restricts educational opportunities for girls and limits freedoms for all children. Reports indicate that many children face forced recruitment into armed groups, and access to basic services like healthcare and education can be severely limited due to ongoing conflict and instability. Overall, the environment for children in Taliban-controlled regions is marked by significant challenges and violations of their rights.

Antiterrorism Level I training typically includes themes such as recognizing suspicious behavior, understanding the importance of reporting, and personal safety measures. A theme that is NOT included would be operational tactics for counterterrorism, as this level focuses more on awareness and prevention rather than tactical responses.