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A 14 page overview of the problem of bioterrorism. Addressing the debate surrounding proper governmental intervention to prevent bioterrorism, this paper emphasizes the physical and psychological impacts of the problem. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
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Up until just a few years ago we as Americans had developed a sense of complacency in our country. We considered ourselves to be exempt from the waves
of terrorism that were enveloping the rest of the world. With the bombing of the world trade center in 1993, however, even we began to fill a shiver
of discontent. With the bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City that shiver gave way to a greater sense of concern. With the 2001 terrorist destruction of
the World Trade Center in New York and the simultaneous plane attack on the Pentagon itself our sense of complacency completely eroded into a sense of urgency. The contrast
between Timothy McVeigh, the man responsible for the destruction of the federal building in Oklahoma City and Osama Bin Laden, the accused perpetrator of the recent terrorists attacks against the
U.S. was soon to become too much to bear without significant psychological impacts and potentially severe physical impacts. The belief that it was Bin Laden that was behind the
2001 anthrax attacks further assured those impacts. Indeed, the name of Osama Bin Laden is one not soon to be forgotten from world
history. He and his terrorist network known as al-Qaeda (translated to mean "the base") is believed to have orchestrated the September 11, 2001 terrorist destruction of the New York
World Trade Center and the partial destruction of the U.S. Pentagon. In addition to these tragedies, Bin Laden is suspected of the bombings of two U.S. embassies in East
Africa in 1998 and the 2000 bombing of the Navy destroyer USS Cole in Yeman. There are suspicions in regard to a number of other involvements as well, some
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