Machiavelli and War on Terror

In Prince and discourse, Machiavelli made a very specific recommendation on how the rulers are stable and dominate the newly acquired country. Machiavelli lives in an era when rulers can have different kingdoms through simple war actions. However, in modern times, rulers can not simply declare war and occupy territory. He must also face the influence of other world powers that exist today. Our time has evolved and the rulers must now take into account the views of other world powers and other global organizations such as NATO and the United Nations.

Terrorism and "war on terror" may be the best examples of the new war era. Since September 11, 2001 and the US invasion of Iraq, the "war on terror" has always been an exaggerated expression at the national and international stages. Till today, attacks and operations are taking place in Iraq and Afghanistan, which were devastated in war, and in other countries of the Middle East. During President Obama's term, the clear "UAV" strategy adopted by the US government is the subject feature of its "war on terror", which usually causes high-level civilian casualties and effects I did not fight with the jihadist in a matter of course. During President Obama 's presidential inauguration, an American - led coalition for Islamic states was established, attacking jihads with tens of thousands of bombs, mainly in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.

The war against terrorism, also known as the world terrorist war, is an international military strategy initiated by the US government after September 11 attacks on the United States. Nomenclature of movement uses a metaphor of war to refer to various behaviors that do not constitute the traditional definition of a particular war. US President George W. Bush first used the term "war on terror" on September 16, 2001, and in a few days later, in a formal speech to parliament, "war with terror" was done. In the latter address, George Bush said, "Our enemies are radical networks of terrorists and all governments that support them."

On the second day after 9/11 terrorist attack, President George W. Bush announced that Al Qaeda's strike "is not just a terrorist act, they are war acts." Bush's "war with terror" is not rhetoric. He said. Instead, it is the definition framework. President Bush announced that the war will begin from Al Qaeda, but he said, "It will not end until all terrorist organizations are discovered, arrested, and defeated." "The resulting phrases and agenda have become general. From 9/11, the government has used that forum to disseminate several new premises.To first of all, due to the threat of Islamic radical terrorism, As new vice president Dick Cheney said to deal with the novelty of threats, "old security theory does not apply, we must design new rules, new tools and new thinking. "Criminal justice to trial terrorists is abolished and must be replaced with military methods"