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  • New Terrorism By Walter Laqueur
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    16 April 2002 THE NEW TERRORISM BY WALTER LAQUEUR Walter Laqueur's book, "The New Terrorism: Fanaticism and the Arms of Mass Destruction", is empowering readers with the entire spectrum of terrorism. The reasons behind terrorism are not easy to understand, but Laqueur goes into great detail to try and bring the reader to an understanding of what the terrorist is thinking in order to justify the means to the end. Laqueur sheds enlightenment into a new arena for terrorism: Arms of Mass Destruction...
  • Weapons Of Mass Destruction In Iraq
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    'I would anticipate that the major combat engagements are over,' Maj. Gen. Stanley McChrystal told reporters at a Pentagon briefing. He said U.S. forces are moving into a phase of 'smaller, albeit sharper fights. ' McChrystal said the number of daily air missions had dropped to 700 or 800 in recent days, down from about 1,000 or more a day. And Monday, he said, marked the last day that aircraft from all five aircraft carriers would fly missions over Iraq. Plans were announced to scale back the A...
  • Nuclear Weapons In The World
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    Why Can't We All Just Get Along? The concern of weapons of mass destruction is perhaps one of the largest growing issues in the world today. These weapons are a threat to everyone; actually, they are a threat to the existence of the world, and it is for this simple reason, why there is concern regarding this topic all over the globe". [The threat of weapons of mass destruction is] A Damocles sword poised on the neck of the human race, the magnitude of the threat they pose cannot be overstated" (...
  • Destruction Of Small Arms And Light Weapons
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    Delegation: Jamaica Commission: Disarmament Question of Reducing Availability of Firearms to Civilians and stopping illegal Trafficking of Such Firearms Noting with deep concern, the thousands and thousands of guns sold around the world daily through out the Illegal Arms Trade Business, Bearing in Mind, that these may fall in the hands of criminals, psychopaths, and children that may lead to grave consequences, for example, where one deranged man, who was fully armed, walked into the parliament ...
  • Foreign Minister Of Iran
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    JD 2 Logical Fallacies In this editorial from the Citizen-times, we are considering some issues about Iran and their uranium enrichment program. The foreign minister of Iran said that it would be against the 'ways of Islamic thinking' to produce weapons of mass destruction. Well, it should be against anyone's ways of thinking to produce weapons of mass destruction. There are only a few reasons to make uranium, and most of them have to do with the making of explosives and types of weapons that cr...
  • Iraq's Weapons Of Mass Destruction
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    The responsibilities of a presidential administration to the United States should be easily defined, but in many instances have come to be uncertain. There are two wars over the last century that have compromised the American reputation, as well as the integrity of our people. On these two occasions the intentions of our president have been something different than publicized to the country. The United States as a whole was deceived by two particular leaders and their administration. Through pro...
  • World Intervention Of Islam In Christian Civilization
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    There is an opinion that Americans cannot speak sincerely as they fight not against the international terrorism, but against the world intervention of Islam in Christian civilization. At least, it corresponds to the conclusions derived from report made by National Intelligence Council in January 2003, two months before the Iraq invasion. According to this report, "the approaching war had the potential to increase support for political Islam worldwide and could increase support for some terrorist...
  • Use Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction
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    Title: Weapons Description: weapons of mass destruct i Body: War has been a driving factor in human existence since the dawn of time, it has always been with us. War has influenced science as well, it has forced the development of weapons, from the first bone clubs which let man rise to the top of the food chain, to the complex and highly destructive weapons of today. This century has seen the most development in the technology of warfare since the combination of sulfur, charcoal and saltpeter r...
  • Result Fish
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    Today my team consisting of Ad rio Low, Isaac Lazaro and myself will present to you why "technology has gone too far". By the end of today, I'm sure that you will agree with us that technology has gone too far. Firstly, weapons of mass destruction. You may think weapons of mass destruction were only something Iraq obtained, but you are wrong. In fact, the first use of chemical weapons was on August 6th, 1952, during World War 2, when the atomic bomb was used. This was the first atomic bomb to be...
  • Threat Of Iraq's Weapons Of Mass Destruction
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    Leaders of the United States and Britain are under relentless questioning over whether they relied on intelligence estimates that deliberately exaggerated the threat of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction (WMD) to justify waging war. This is a matter of grave concern for Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi as well, since he accepted fully the American and British rationale for the war. In attacking Iraq without any specific United Nations resolution, the United States and Britain asserted that Iraq ...
  • Iraq's Weapons Of Mass Destruction Stockpile
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    Back in the early 1980's, there was a war between two neighboring countries, Iran and Iraq. At that time, the United States was an ally with Iraq. To help Iraq win their war, the U.S. gave Iraq some biological and chemical weapons. The United States Army also helped train the Iraqi military. The weapons the Iraqi Regime was given were used numerous times on the Iranians and the Kurdish population of Iraq. During the early 1990's, Iraq invaded Kuwait. The United States did not like the Iraqis inv...
  • Bush Doctrine A Pre Emptive Strike
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    1. The author is showing that in the doctrine that President George Bush handed down there are flaws. These flaws may allow the most powerful nation or realm to impose their will as they see fit. 2. According to the Bush doctrine, a rogue state is a regime that brutalizes its own people, seeks to acquire weapons of mass destruction and expresses hatred of the US. 3. A pre-emptive strike is justified by the Bush administration as a legitimate form of self-defense. In the tradition of internationa...
  • Iraq's Arsenal Of Weapons Of Mass Destruction
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    As the war with Iraq approaches with every passing day, many people are convinced that President Bush's intentions are true. The intent of this war, according to Bush, is to disarm Iraq's arsenal of weapons of mass destruction. Now, while I believe that weapons of mass destruction should be eliminated, I believe that the United States has no moral right to make such demands. The United States has in its possession the largest arsenal of weapons of mass destruction (atomic archive. com, 2002), th...
  • Hussein's Iraq Of Non Conventional Weapons
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    We live in a different world. Once, we could disband our enemies even nuclear-armed ones, without a major war. The Cold War proved that much. Unfortunately, that world order will be gone sooner then we may realise. Today weapons of mass destruction, also know as (WMD), can be acquired with great ease, not only by states, but by private armies of terrorism. One can frighten or strike back against a state attacker with the threat of overwhelming force. But we do not have this option with terrorism...
  • Iraq's Hidden Weapon
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    War is the answer. Iraq has the power to kill many innocent people. Iraq has always had their problems with America before, but this time it seems that they have cought the attention of the entire world. They have been under suspicion of making weapons of mass destruction for quite some time now and are currently being investigated. America has stated that they have proof that Iraq is making weapons of mass destruction and want to take immediate action. We should stop them before they gain more ...
  • Weapons Of Mass Destruction U.N. Inspectors
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    I think we should go to war with Iraq. Saddam Hussein is trying to or is creating weapons of mass destruction. U.N. inspectors have gone in and are searching for weapons, but the 3 or 4 groups of people only makes up a total of about 70 people. Saddam Hussein reminds me a lot like Hitler. Saddam has killed his own people like Hitler did. Saddam also thinks the same way that Hitler did, they both are evil and two faced back stabbers. Saddam is a liar and a back stabbing cheater. Saddam made an ag...
  • Iraq From The Weapons Of Mass Destruction
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    Iraq has been a center of war for the past decade. In the last decade, Iraq has developed the weapons of mass destruction, as claimed by United States. According to President Bush, these weapons of mass destructions are an open threat to this country and the rest of the world, and to ensure the world peace, these weapons of mass destructions must be eliminated before they are used against us or any other country. But according to Gerard Bradley, this war must be justified in accordance with Just...
  • Greater Ability For Mass Destruction And Creations
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    I chose the poem "And They Obey' by Carl Sandburg. The poem is addressing the human dualities that we have. Since thousands of years ago we have had the ability to destroy but were also blessed with the ability to create. After the first couple of thousand years passed we became more civilized in the eyes of society, but with this came the ability of mass destruction. and mass creation. Since there has been war, upon war, upon war, people killing people and people killing off plants and animals....

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