September 11 - Awakening the Spirit of America

September 11: Let me awaken the spirit of the United States In late September, I noticed talking with the children of Quaker. But mostly the pacifists, and the people they are worried, are even afraid. President Bush believes that he has not announced a speech saying "I am with us or against us", but this news is abroad.

After the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, the state awoke the reality of the dangerous terrorist organization in the United States. Immediately after September 11, new supervisory measures and political driving force for new powers for law enforcement officials are rising. "Accepting and strengthening the US by offering the appropriate measures necessary to intercept and deter terrorism control law in 2001" (American Patriot Act) This bill is often in ECPA and FISA and other regulations I made a big change of.

Daniel J. Solobee George Washington University law school, dsolove @ law.gwu.edu

September 11, 2001, there have been several changes in the United States. On 11th September the United States executed terrible strikes on Twin Towers, one of the symbols of the country, and still could maintain the identity as a multicultural and liberal democratic society. The concept that "democracy is the end of history" has been ridiculed by many scholars, but still the United States is open to the world, I believe it. You can change the world. Through hard work, diplomacy and pure appeal have their own image

On September 11th, it is still a huge human tragedy. However, September 11 brings a big and intentional challenge not only to the United States but to the whole world. The target of terrorists is not only New York and Washington but also the value of freedom, tolerance and decentness that supports our lifestyle. ~ Tony Blair's world always assumes that the wrong exposure is consistent with the discovery of the truth - the error and the truth are opposite. They are not that kind. When the error is resolved, what has become of the world is usually another mistake, but it may be worse than the first one. ~ H. L. Maken