Terrorism: September 11th, 2001

We have all seen this news. There are huge headlines about attacks and explosions in other countries, showing more than that. This caused the panic and fear the terrorists wanted (the "essence of terrorism"). They want to worry about the media giving what they want. Not only does it affect Americans, the media shows terrorism in various countries in the United States almost every day. This kind of broadcast seems to have occurred in our country, but the United States is rare in fact.

However, since September 11, 2001, we plan to discuss and analyze the strategy of legislation and anti-terrorism measures. This chapter is divided into two parts. Part 1 will discuss the British counter-terrorism strategy (CONTEST) especially since September 11, 2001. The basis of legislative analysis comes from the 2000 terrorism law. It will show the important part of British terrorism. Draft strategy against terrorism through competition analysis

In general, terrorism poses no threat to the survival of our country. Since September 11, 2001, Americans are no longer killed by terrorist acts, but they were killed altogether by their furniture. Terrorism is a real threat, but Americans are more likely to die from their usual activities everyday than terrorists. Although I lost my life to terrorism despite the relatively small number of Americans, many are concerned about the dangers of serious civilian refugees and are recruiting from the area "vulnerable to terrorist attacks". But the number of Americans killed by terrorists is even lower than the danger of being killed by terrorism. According to the Kaitos Institute, during the period from 1975 to 2015, only three refugees were killed by terrorists in the United States. This is a billion opportunities a year. ("Yes", 1 billion, using "b")

The reason for the incident on September 11 is that international terrorism is not the main focus of our intelligence agencies. This is certainly not the case today. It is time to recognize what terrorism is an international organized crime. Through the massive deployment of the military, these criminal organizations are not the best, but through close cooperation with our international partners, we focused on sharing diplomacy to deal with intellect. Let's clarify that the war in Afghanistan is unnecessary and victory and waste are impossible. For 16 years, we have put life and money in the mire. While the country's efforts to affordable health care, and our infrastructure collapse, our government has spent trillions dollars trying to make Afghanistan to Western-style democracy - Never too, never happened