The Threat of Terrorism in the U.S.
This is an excerpt from the paper...
The threat of terrorism in the United States needs to be addressed both at the macro and the micro levels. At the macro level, the United States needs to develop partnerships with other nations worldwide to collaborate and share information, as well as to unite in refusing to allow terrorist activities (ôThwarting Terrorism Requires Strong International Partnersö). Deputy Homeland Security Secretary James Loy regards global partnerships as the most valuable tools for fighting terrorism because they ôknit us ever closer together and eliminate gaps our enemies could otherwise exploitö (ôThwarting Terrorism Requires Strong International Partnersö). In addition, we need to destroy the worldwide financial networks that are funding terrorism, employ diplomacy to defuse terrorist hatred, and intelligence to track terrorist plans and activities (ôThwarting Terrorism Requires Strong International Partnersö). At the micro level, we need to secure our borders, restrict foreignersÆ access to our weapons, weaponry training facilities, aircraft, and flight training. In too many cases, terrorists have obtained the materials and training they needed to attack us right here in the United States. Foreigners have been given too-easy access to visas and citizenship without careful scrutiny as to their political ties and other background. We need to build an awareness of potential terrorist activities and individuals without engendering widespread fear and intolerance. This means makin
. . .
Some common words found in the essay are:
Hazmi Mihdhar, Donald Rumsfeld, Bin Ladin, United Foreigners, International Partnersö, Rockefeller Foundation, Bill OÆReilly, Retrieved February, Director NID, Commission Report, ôexecutive summaryö, 15 2006, february 15, retrieved february 15, february 15 2006, retrieved february, web site retrieved, requires strong international, terrorism requires, site retrieved, 9/11 commission, strong international, web site, terrorism requires strong, requires strong,
Approximate Word count = 1007
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page)
|
Customer Service
to Over
32,000 Professionally Written Papers!!!
