Nations like Russia (and more recently China) tend to be high on one’s list of the greatest threats to the United States. However, failed nations like Afghanistand and Somalia may prove to be the most dangerous.

While this piece takes on my previous article entitled “What makes a terroristic act,” it delves on different aspect of the issue of terrorism – namely, what may be the terrorists’ motives in staging their attacks?

This article gives a general idea about what really happened the day USA and the world was shocked…

Should America’s really be too concerned about September 11th Anymore? Or is it time to admit that it was a minor event in the history of states and in the world.

Today marks the eighth year anniversary often referred to as (September 11th or 911) series of suicide attacks by Al-Qaaeda upon the United States on the morning of September 11, 2001.

The motives of th 9/11 terrorist attacks.

It is eight years since the War in Afghanistan but the war against terrorism is far from over. What needs to be done to end tis menace of terrorism?

We know terrorism when we see it. We know we don’t like it. But since the word “terrorism” has been bandied about so much, it has lost all its meaning.

A quick overview of my thesis on the war on “terror”. I intend to prove the motives behind the invasion as part of a broader strategy to dominate the word markets.

The Syrian Muslim Brotherhood, which until recently was the main group of the National Salvation Front [NSF], has close relations with Al Qaeda. Before 9/11, the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood even had close ties with the 9/11 hijackers.