Radical Islam in America

Article Abstract:

September 11 incident led to speculations about the motives of anti-American terrorism because the people of Saudi Arabia were wealthy, dominant, powering the world and represent ideas that are in conflict with the ideas of radical Islam. The issue related to September 11 terrorism is discussed stating that the people of Saudi Arabia are fundamentally rational. Wahhabi ideology and its influence in the U.S are discussed.

Saudi Arabia, United States foreign relations, Islamic fundamentalism, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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America's intelligence community: A bureaucratic mess

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The accusation of inter-agency rivalry that was the cause of the success of the 9/11 attacks is examined, which reveals that it is misleading in a number of ways. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are the most reviled agencies in the debate over the causes of 9/11 attacks.

Intelligence service, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States. Central Intelligence Agency

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Liberty and terrorism: avoiding a police state

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The issues related to violation of basic civil rights due to the tactics adopted by the American government to fight terrorism are discussed. Accusations ranging from ethnic profiling to treatment of captured terrorists are examined.

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