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    Is it important to define a jihadist way of war? If so‚ how does it compare to the western way of war? It is important to define the jihadist way of war because it helps the United States in framing the problem of who are the jihadists and what is their end state. Defining the term jihadist prevents the United States from referring to every Muslim on the planet as a jihadist. “It is in our interest to isolate Militant Islamist Ideology from Islamist and from Islam and then to

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    Reaction Paper 1: 9-11 Errors Abstract September 11‚ 2001 was a very historic day. Not only did it affect the United States of America it affected everyone around the world. I want to discuss some of the things that helped the terrorist complete their attacks. In my opinion‚ no one specifically is to blame for the attacks‚ but there were certain elements that contributed to the event. 9-11 Errors It has been well known that the U.S. Government likes

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    Changez professes himself a ‘lover’ of America to his anonymous listener at the start of the novel. To begin with‚ for Changez‚ the journey from Pakistan to Princeton (and then to Underwood Samson) was about “a dream come true. Princeton inspired in me the feeling that my life was a Rilm in which I was the star and everything was possible.” Later‚ Changez calls the dream his “American dream.” Changez’s life before 9/11 is a

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    Learning journal week six The Horror before the Beheadings‚ by Rukmini Callimachi‚ is an article on the New York Times that I interested in to write about. In the article there is more coverage about the American and British hostages held in the hands of extremists somewhere near Aleppo‚ a capital of the self proclaimed Islamists state. Out of 23 hostages from 12 countries‚ those from America and British suffered allot before their life ended horribly by beheading. Except for the American and British

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    The government needs to do more to protect the United States from terrorist groups such as ISIS. Our government does not realize how bad this world can come to‚ if we do not start fighting back. ISIS has killed innocent people‚ destroyed our buildings‚ and they use our tools and weapons against us. Special agencies need to keep more of their plans secretive‚ by not leaking any information that should be kept private. Being the next president‚ I hope that you can try to resolve these problems‚ make

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    Seventeen years ago a horrific incident happened in Africa. Two bombs were set off at the U.S. Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. U.S. Embassies are usually located in the countries’ capitals‚ and are places for cultural exchange and diplomatic efforts (Ferguson 17-18). This attack took a lot of thinking and planning from multiple terrorists who were willing to give up their own life for killing many others‚ Many of these terrorists were linked back to the group Al Qaeda which translates to “the base

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    Due to the competition of new media‚ traditional news organizations are risking the quality of their content in order to keep up and be the first to deliver the latest news. Additionally‚ traditional news organizations are realizing that society is gravitating towards receiving their news from ‘new media’ news outlets and they are compromising their credibility in order to be the first to report the news. New media news outlets are gaining more credibility and acceptance form society due to their

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    “I was never an American. I was immediately a New Yorker.” How is Changez’s sense of identity altered over the course of the novel? In Mohsin Hamid’s 2007 thriller novel ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ we’re told the story of a young scholar‚ Changez‚ and his troubles as a Pakistani during his time before and after the 9/11 terror attacks in America. This turmoil is allegorically simplified by Changez’s own personal relationship with his love interest‚ Erica‚ evident given that her name is a

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    9/11 was one of the biggest terrorist attacks in US history. The attack killed "Nearly 3‚000 people from all over the world died in the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon" (CBBC Newsround). It was planned by a man named Osama bin Laden. He was the founder of Al- Qaeda ‚ which was one of many terrorist groups in the world. Him and his followers planned to hijacked use a plane and crash the following places . The twin towers‚ World Trade Center‚ Pentagon‚ and some place in California

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    Good evening ladies and gentleman and welcome to the Brisbane Comedy Festival. I am delighted to have this opportunity this evening to share my reflection of the nature of humour and the way it moves us to new ways of seeing the world. Humour can powerfully work to invite audiences to question the way our society constructs the social identities of other religions. It is through humour‚ that Jeff Dunham’s ventriloquial act featuring his popular dummy‚ “Achmed the Dead Terrorist” can elucidate this

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