Terrorism

Terrorism is defined as unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an-organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments often for ideological or political reason. The September 11 attacks were a series of coordinated suicide attacks by al-Qaeda and is a good example of terrorism destruction by an foreing enemy. The Oklahoma City bombing Is an example of terrorism destruction by domestic enemies.

The three terrorist threat factors to consider when traveling overseas are the political instability and conflict in the destination country, the presence of known terrorist organizations or networks in the region, and the level of threat alerts or warnings issued by government agencies. It is important to stay informed about the current situation, research the destination country, and follow any travel advisories or recommendations provided by your government.

He is an alleged Al Qaeda facilitator being sought by the US Defense Intelligence Agency.

No, it is not advisable to talk to terrorists. Engaging in direct communication with terrorists can be extremely dangerous and potentially enable their harmful activities. It is crucial to report any suspicions or information to the appropriate authorities, who are trained to handle these situations.

The type of terrorism that describes the unlawful use of force or violence by a group whose activities transcend national boundaries is called transnational terrorism. It involves acts of violence and terror that are planned, executed, or supported by individuals or organizations operating across different countries. Transnational terrorist groups often aim to achieve political, ideological, or religious objectives and pose a significant challenge to national and international security.

The department that primarily protects us from terrorism is the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Within the DHS, agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and the United States Coast Guard (USCG) work together to prevent and respond to terrorist threats.

A set of guidelines for militants, called a hidayat nama (or book of instructions), that was recently seized from a Harkat-ul-Mujahideen Alalmi (HMA) militant, instructs them not to divulge information if they are arrested, avoid meeting family members, not keep organisational literature and militants' addresses on their person while they travel, always use code names, not to discuss operational matters with family and not to rely on Punjabis, among other directions. The booklet in Urdu and Arabic, Daily Times learned, was seized from HMA militant Murtaza, who was arrested from Karachi a few weeks ago. Murtaza was reportedly in charge of supplying weapons to militants in Pakistan and was in contact with Al Qaeda. The booklet also instructs militants on how to conduct themselves in public and what measures to take before and after they are arrested. It starts with the Islamic concept of martyrdom and says this should be every Muslim's foremost goal. "Don't discuss personal matters with your companions. You are chosen in the way of Allah and family relationships and friendships should become insignificant in the way of God", the booklet directs. The intriguing direction to militants - especially Arab and Afghan -- against trusting Punjabis is thus explained; "Don't rely on Punjabis if on mission or in transit, because most intelligence officials are from Punjab". The booklet also instructs militants to be law-abiding, especially as far as vehicular documents are concerned, and not to quarrel with traffic police and police at check posts. The booklet also instructs militants not to lose their temper if lawmen insult members of their family, a routine tactic the booklet says law enforcement officials employ. An observer told Daily Times the instructions seemed similar to standard operating procedures that intelligence agents followed. amir rana

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Not everyone believes there are advantages to violence but one advantage is that it is a way of expressing emotion. There are many disadvantages to violence that include broken relationships, retaliation, and people getting hurt or dying.

The NTAS system alerts are specific to the U.S. and its possessions.

Protected Al-Qaeda(who was responsible for the 9/11 attacks), and murdered countless innocent Afghans and continue to do so today.

Sources:http://www.amnesty.org/en/news-and-updates/taleban-should-be-prosecuted-war-crimes-afghanistan-2010-08-10

Due to its informal nature the Taliban uses a variety of weapons, the most iconic of which is perhaps Kalashnikov's automatic rifle model of year 1947(AK-47). Along with various other pieces of equipment from the former Soviet Union including later AK models and the Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG).

They are also notorious for the use of IEDs (Improvised Explosive Device) that may be constructed from anything and everything, these devices are manufactured to look inconspicuous in order to maximise the damage they cause to American, NATO, UN, and other governmental forces.

The final weapon employed by the Taliban is the martyr. These are in effect individuals that believe that by killing themselves and "infidels" which is sadly anyone that does not agree with them, that they will be allowed to enter heaven. They are usually armed with a small vest type explosive device, but the use of vehicles is not unknown such as cars, buses, and even airplanes. These devices unfortunately are devastatingly effective when detonated and are often supplemented with other materials that act as shrapnel in order to maximize casualties.

Who? Pakistani Taliban or Afghanistani Taliban?

Afghani Talibans are fighting to win the battle to take over (retake) power in Afghanistan, while the Pakistani Taliban wants to show solidarity to their Afghani colleagues and trying to implemet 'shariya' law in Pakistan, as well to win over hearts and minds of the Pakistani people

Arabic is the most widely spoken language in both Libya and Algeria. They both border the Mediterranean Sea, and their interior is desert.

First of all, the Twin Towers were not bombed on September 11, 2001. Planes were flown into the Towers, causing them to fall. No bomb was used.

However, a bomb was used in a previous attempt to destroy the Twin Towers, in 1993.

To answer your question: the Towers were destroyed because a tiny minority of radical Muslim extremists think America is evil and they need to destroy it.

The Rewards For Justice Program, United States Department of State, is offering a reward of up to $25 million for information leading directly to the apprehension or conviction of Usama Bin Laden. An additional $2 million is being offered through a program developed and funded by the Airline Pilots Association and the Air Transport Association.

Considering the state sponsored mass murders of Kashmiris, Mass murders in Gujrat (2002), murders of christians of orissa (2008-09). rape and killing of western tourists visiting india. not to forget to add hardline Hindu extremists. India certainly is.

The previous answer writer was quick to go back to three score years and decade but failed to acknowledge the current state of affairs

{Yes, and the previous writer, yours truly, is also not quick to apply subjective and generalized labels. Considering the state-sponsored relocations of Cherokee and other native tribes by the US, Armenians by Turkey, Jews and other minorities by Germany, and Arabs by Israel, the definition of state-sponsored terrorism becomes rather loose. Christian, like Hindu, is capitalized by the way.}

Nobody. In 1793 the French Revolutionaries had executed King Louis XVI and his wife Queen Marie Antoinette, and therewith had executed the French monarchy. The plan of the revolutionists was to be free of monarchs whom they called tyrants.

After the reign of terror, after the whole revolution, eventually Napoleon Bonaparte committed a coupe and pronounced France an Empire with himself as Emperor.

The monarchy as it was, with the old regime, was never restored again. Only in name there were Kings after Napoleon, but they had no reigning power.

the Reign of Terror was a period of the French Revolution where its leaders, especially Maximillian Robespierre, executed many people accused of being against the revolution. It ended when Robespierre himself was executed.

a response to the instability in France.

No. He died on the 2nd of May 2011. He was killed by a special forces unit. There are lots of stories about his health and possible problems he had, but we cannot be sure as to what he had. So he may have had a form of cancer.

One of the sad parts of life is that no one lives for ever. There is a time when each of us is going to die. Sometimes it's sudden and unexpected, like in an accident, or sometimes it's a thing we can see happening, slowly, like a grandparent who is getting older and more feeble as the days go on.

People die suddenly, when they seem fine the day before. They get heart attacks, or strokes, or other things that are quite hard to explain or to understand.

It's especially hard for young people to lose their father or their mother, someone you have been relying on, someone that you never thought would die.

You need to get comfort from your father and anyone else in your family. Remember they will be missing her too. Talk about how you miss her, and remember all the good things she did.

In the 21st century, most of the countries face different kinds of external and internal problems. But the most devastating problem which the whole world faces today is "terrorism". In the last two decades terrorism has become such a big problem that it cannot be solved unless one delves into its origin.