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A 10 page paper which examines how terrorism is a serious international or global concern and as such is something leading nations need to be aware of regardless if they are attacked or not. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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assassinated, groups and individuals have committed acts of incredible violence, and entire cities and nations have been put to the sword-all in the name of defending a greater good" (Martin,
2006; 3). Obviously, terrorism is nothing new. However, truly powerful international terrorism, from a historical perspective, is relatively new. Due to technology and the capabilities inherently presented through technology terrorism
is a serious international concern. For the most part when people think of international terrorism in the United States they think of
the threat to the United States and perhaps other democratic nations. The truth, however, is that international terrorism is something that concerns everyone and something that everyone should be concerned
about in relationship to the entire world. It is not something that should only worry Americans in relationship to their homeland. It is not something that should only worry the
UK as it involves their nations. International terrorism affects everyone and as such is an "international" concern, not a limited national concern. The following paper examines international terrorism and discusses
how it is a very important global matter, not just a domestic matter as it involves the United States or other democratic nations. International Terrorism
As most people would well assume, it was not really until the powerful attacks of September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, that people really
started to consider the existence, the true and unavoidable existence, of international terrorism. It seems that until then terrorism was considered a very local problem focused on one area of
the world or another. But, with the attack on the United States, and the involvement of the American government, international terrorism became a real concern, or suddenly a real concern
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