The Truth About War on Terrorism

That day was September 11, 2001. In the USA, people are preparing for their day without knowing the developing confusion. Despite the increasing number of terrorist attacks all over the world, Americans are unacceptable for oil led lives in the Middle East. When the first American Airlines 11 crashed in the North Tower of the World Trade Center in New York, the perfect sense of America was shattered. Shortly thereafter, United Airlines flight 175 struck the South Trade Center tower, American Airlines flight 77 collided to the west side of the Pentagon, President George W took office.

Our wonderfully respected allies in Saudi Arabia, the "war on terror" are engaged in the battle of inhumane and savage faith in Yemen. On the surface, this is a war against Hussein 's rebel faction backed by Iran. As Saudi Arabia blocked Yemen's border and port, as the 8 million people were slowly hungry, Yemen's infrastructure was destroyed and Saudi Arabian bombs killed 10,000 citizens. Dying America (and other countries) are positively involved in conflict; it sells weapons (a large number of weapons) to Saudi Arabia, for example, if an American aircraft has no aircraft Saudi Arabian fighters I can not fly enough to throw a bomb to a woman in Yemen

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.