Why do people become terrorists?

Life resumes, tending the wounds. The initial shock of the World Trade Center attack has passed. But as Americans return to work, school and (gingerly) play, the impact of the disaster on everyday life is just beginning to be felt. Anxious skies, the pilots are supposed to be the gritty guys on a commercial plane. Lately, the passengers are muted staying in their seats, keeping to themselves and appreciative.

Two weapons terrorists like to use are biological and chemical weapons. First biological, weapons are infectious toxins, used to produce illness or death in people and plants. This is probably the most lethal kind of terrorism because we don’t have all the cures for some diseases out there. Look at the Anthrax outbreak right after September 11 some people lived, some people died. Now anthrax is curable if caught very early. Just think is someone turned Ebola or Aids into a biological weapon the result would be a tragedy. Second are chemical weapons, which are used to paralyze, kill, and destroy livestock or ruin crops. Some of these chemicals that terrorists use are difficult; to detect some chemicals are odorless and tasteless. Many people say that they like these kinds of weapons because they have quick results to them. As we speak they are looking and creating better weapons to have even deadlier quicker results. But how fast do they want us to die?

get seventy virgins waiting for them. Give me a break these people are sadistic and need to be stopped.

One industry that always gets a lift from war is the defense sector, and weapons contractors such as Raytheon and Northrop Grumman were among the few bright spots on Wall Street. While the defense budget is now expected to rise from $316 billion this year to as much as $400 billion next year, the higher figure will still represent less than 4% of GDP as compared with the 38% the U.S. spent in 1944 (Time magazine October 2001 Eisenberg, Daniel).

Surviving the New New Economy mortgages, computers and careful now some stocks is in the bargain bin. Shop wisely as the economy slumps; you should be able to get deals on anything travel related, from airline tickets to hotels, resorts, and theme parks. You’ll soon be able to find more designer brands at discount chains such as Target and T.J. Maxx. TV and computer prices were already tumbling and should go lower. And while reassessing your finances don’t forget that it always makes sense to keep your will updated, l