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Matt Perri
Dr. C. Mensah
November 8th, 2005
What is the Right Response to Terrorism?
Introduction
Causes of Terrorism (general)
- definition
- different types
Causes of Terrorism (IRA)
- oppression/occupation of British
- catholic vs protestant
Causes of Terrorism (Al-Qaeda)
- U.S. presence in middle-east
- religion (Islam)
- political
Response to Terrorism (General)
- possible steps
- passive vs. aggressive
Response to Terrorism (IRA)
- New Ireland Forum Report
- Anglo-Irish Agreement
Response to Terrorism (Al-Qaeda)
- Afghanistan
- Iraq
Potential Threat to Civil Liberties
- FISA
- Patriot Act
Conclusion
What is the Right Response to Terrorism?
In an age of increasing awareness of terrorist activities, it is important to look to the past to determine what course of action must be taken. While it may seem like terrorism is a contemporary concept, terrorist ideals and actions have been carried out forever. It was the September 11th, 2001 Al-Qaeda attacks however, when terrorism was really brought into the public's view as an important danger that everyone faces. It has drastically changed U.S. foreign policy, and has led to implementation of the Patriot Act, which draws much critique for its ignorance of civil rights; the "war on terror", that U.S. President George Bush maintains as a necessity to withhold liberty and freedom in the world; and the actual physical war in Iraq, that eliminated the Saddam Hussein regime that was horrible to the Iraqi people, but also killed many innocent Iraqi civilians in the process. Much like the Al-Qaeda attacks, the Irish independence organization, the "Irish Republican Army" has been fighting against the British occupation of Northern Ireland for...
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