Ensayo U.S War On Terror

U.S War on Terror: A Nonstop Homemade Hysteria


Introduction

A. 9/11 attacks
B. “War on Terror”
C. (T.S) The U.S Army Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), and the still unclear Osama bin Laden’s dead, are meant to be the result of the War on Terror justification and opportunity.

Al-Qaeda and the Taliban regime attributions plus a hunt fortheir leader Osama bin Laden, were strong enough reasons for the U.S government to endure the OEF.

A. Al-Qaeda
1. U.S Sponsorship
B. Osama bin Laden
1. Mass Media Propaganda
C. (S.S) Plenty of doubts soared into the air about weather or not was the U.S government covering important issues for not stopping the war.

The United States endured the OIFagainst Iraq owing to the Iraqi failed state and the growing insurgency in the country.

A. Failed State
1. Saddan Hussein
B. Growing Insurgency
1. Coallition for the Willing
C. (S.S) Although the main target was reached, there are still U.S and ally forces in Iraq, based on the hypocrite U.S statement which includes proved fake Iraqi participation in9/11.

A new polemic rises as a result of a U.S. military intervention in Pakistan and overwhelming U.S greed intentions which ones led to doubtly kill Osama bin Laden.

A. Pakistan’s Intervention
1. China’s Reaction
B. U.S Greediness
1. Fossil Fuel
C. (S.S) both aspects clearly support the U.S. capitalistic expansion and its intentions to dominate theworld.

Conclusion

A. Thousands of Casualties
B. Strategic Missions
C. World War III














U.S War on Terror: A Nonstop Homemade Hysteria



It was September 11th, 2001, and suddenly an airplane crashed Tower I of the World Trade Center (WTC) in New York, United States. Followed by more attacks: Tower II of the WTC, The Pentagon inWashington, and a failed attack in Pennsylvania; it was the darkest day in the U.S.A. The next day, The New York Times published (2001) that “the mighty towers themselves were reduced to nothing. Dense plumes of smoke raced” (p.1). As a result, the U.S government found a responsible, and supported by the nineteen North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries launched the so called “Global Worldon Terrorism”. Although at first, such war received an overwhelming support, the panorama changed as days went on. The U.S Army Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), and the still unclear Osama bin Laden’s dead, are meant to be the War on Terror justification and opportunity.
Al-Qaeda and the Taliban regime attributions plus a hunt for their leader Osama binLaden, were strong enough reasons for the U.S government to endure the OEF. Less than twenty four hours after the WTC terrorist attacks, Al-Qaeda was given the responsibility for them. Born as the World Islamic Front for Jidah Against Jews and Crusaders, Al-Qaeda was re-born during the Soviet Union’s invasion in Afghanistan. The movement received not only monetary support but also CentralIntelligence Agency’s (CIA) intelligence training seeking for the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (URSS) disintegration. Under Osama bin Laden’s management, Al-Qaeda began forming a large Taliban movement through Afghanistan in order to fight the declared war against the West and Israel. Consequently, bin Laden’s capture dead or alive was the target of the war. After what Sue Reid (2009) called “themost extensive and expensive man-hunt in history” (n.p), it is hard to understand how a kidney terminal ill could escape. As mass media played an important role in the aftermath of the attacks, some critics believed that all communications made by Al-Qaeda’s leader stopped in December 13th, 2001 when he died. Reid besides stated (2009) that “he is being kept ‘alive’ by the Western allies to stir...