Netanyahu explains how terrorists are only as dangerous as the states that support them. Without support, state terrorism would fall apart, because there would be no one there to supply or protect the terrorists. He also points out that 9/11 was an encouragement to all terrorist networks. “ The success of terrorists in one part of the terror network emboldens terrorists throughout the network.” The main theory that he explains is that terrorism is encouraged to install a form of Islam as a dominant power in the world, and to succeed they must destroy the enemy. He states that Islamic militants pursue and irrational ideology with no regard for human life. They will do whatever it takes to complete their objective, and that’s the problem. Netanyahu says that we must des

For Bill Christison, waging a war will only encourage terrorists’ strikes against us. The reason why the U.S. is hated is because of the global influence we have on other nations. The U.S. tends to try to make other countries govern like themselves, like the U.S. is the ideal country to take after. He explains what he think are the root causes of terrorism. The U.S. gets richer while other countries get poorer; this establishes hatred on the U.S. as well. The bombing campaigns kill the enemy as well as other innocent people. Our troops just lingering around in Saudi Arabia irritates them as well as other countries. We are seen as the big boss of the world. The U.S. supports the corrupt governments of many countries which anger many Arabs and Muslims. In the wars that the U.S. has been involved in, there are very few American casualties as compared to the opposing sides’ death totals. The U.S. wins these wars very easily. The support the U.S. gives to Israel policies. Many Arabs and Muslims believe that the U.S. is as much to blame as Israel for the 35 year long take over of t

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