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    yet been a safe haven for money launderers‚ nor a pivot for terrorist financing as there is still absence of phenomena that typically make a country attractive to money launderers. Stable economy and political system‚ modern financial institutions‚ lack of effective law to deal organized crime‚ lenient sentencing‚ and a country’s location close to a major consuming or producing country are some matters that lure criminals and terrorists into a particular country for the purpose of money laundering

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    Osama Bin Laden. Freedom fighter or terrorist? Osama Bin Laden can be viewed under two lights. The light of an evil terrorist with a driving goal to bring down the fabric of western society‚ or you could view him as a light bringing hope to his people and giving them the courage to fight for their country. Is Osama Bin Laden a terrorist or a freedom fighter? Born in 1957‚ into a wealthy family‚ at school and university he joined the Muslim Brotherhood. When the Soviets invaded Afghanistan in

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    post-9/11 anti-terrorist legislation. It enhanced domestic security through establishing a Counter-terrorism fund; increased funding for the Federal Bureau of Investigation ’s information technology department; and created the National Electronic Crime Task Force network inspired by New York ’s pilot program. The PATRIOT Act fleshed out surveillance procedures against Computer Fraud & Terrorism while expanding FISA of 1978. Through measures like: mandatory detention of suspected terrorists; implementing

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    Should Street Gangs be Considered Terrorist Organizations? Terror‚ violence‚ and death are the common denominators in our society nowadays. Why? Because of street gang fights. Innocent people have been killed as a result of street gangs. These groups of criminals use violence against societies and band together for mutual protection and profit. Street gangs are gangsters controlling‚ attacking‚ and killing people on the streets‚ as a result‚ they are one of the biggest social problems around the

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    Running head: THE 9/11 TERRORIST TRIALS The 9/11 Terrorist Trials Jose Quesada CRJ-305 September 5‚ 2013 For over a decade the central debate about enemy combatants has been what kind of trials and due process rights are they entitled to. These combatants are not quite prisoners of war‚ but they are not run-of-the mill criminals either. They are being detain at Guantanamo Bay with no formal charges or access to the free world. The reasoning for this is‚ on September 14

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    and others just run away until they feel safe. People fear many things‚ even the smallest things that we may think they’re ridiculous. Personally‚ my fear is one that is feared by many Americans and other countries as well. My fear is another terrorist attack in New York City‚ mainly an attack on the Port Authority Bus Terminal and on the subway lines. This is a big issue for me involving fear because I’m always in the city due to the fact that I’m in a running club as well as being a runner for

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    Introduction The terrorist attacks in America have since publicized controversial attitudes in understanding and defining terrorism. There is a misconception of terrorism as it was only in actuality brought to light after the attacks in America on 11 September 2001 (Best & Nocella‚ 2004); this has guided many to assume that terrorism arose in light of the 11 September attacks‚ when actually terrorism did not begin in 2001; nor is it restricted to extremists in the Middle East. Here is where much

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    “To what extent did PLO action from 1968 represent a shift in terrorist activity?” Modern day‚ international terrorism origins arguably dates back to the events on July 22nd 1968 in which the terrorist group the PLO changed the foundations of terrorism and caused a considerable shift in a modern terrorist’s approach.  The year 1968 marked a radical shift in how terrorists operated and their objectives as a group‚ when a commercial air flight was hijacked by the PLO from Rome to Tel Aviv. This

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    Therefore it can be stated that a freedom fighters goal is to liberate oppressed people from foreign powers. Where as the motivation of terrorists might also stem from a want of freedom but also has its foundations in other sources‚ such as religious conflict‚ more personal motivators such as anger‚ frustration‚ hatred or more minor goals such as freeing of fellow terrorists . The U.S. Department of State defines "terrorism" as "premeditated politically-motivated violence perpetrated against non-combatant

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    parts in London in 1305. Ever since then‚ he has become a Martyr and a symbol for Scotland and their freedom. Some may view him as a hero and a freedom fighter. In the eyes of others‚ he is simply just a terrorist. The tactics employed by Wallace were similar to what you could call ’Terrorist Tactics’ today. The main reason was that Wallace‚ being only a minor knight‚ was unable to call many men to his banner‚ so guerrilla tactics were employed to carry out successful opposition. There is not

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