Terrorism

After September 11, 2001, I noticed a huge change in the security patterns that take place in the airports. Myself being from the Chicagoland Area I was pretty shaken up by those events that took place in New York and Washington D.C. I would not say that I was scared to fly I was just pretty much suspect of all people I had seen. It did not matter what they looked like because there is no set description of a terrorist. For that simple reason that there is no “terrorist look” I was very skeptical of my surroundings when I was in Chicago in the coming months. A week to the day after September 11th, my high-school Spanish class took a field trip into Chicago which so happened to be my birthday and I was pretty freaked out about it. I was worried that while we were walking around down town there would be an att

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Emiliano Zapata once said, “It is better to have died on your feet than lived on your knees”, this quote is a great example of the passion and love people must have to undermine such atrocities and threats that are a great risk to our most basic freedoms and liberties. ” I feel that if they do have something to say, they should say it, instead of killing them selves and countless others, leaving nothing but questions to be asked. Along with all those shenanigans the US government regulated the personnel at the metal detectors, so that only American born citizens could work those posts. If they feel that the murder of thousands was a good way to go about their inner struggles for their cause that is ridiculous. As long as the United States of America exists we will have our opponents to our values, faith, and ideals. As long as our country and its leaders can truly care, understand and undertake the responsibilities, take on the threats with viable means of avoidance and foils we shall prosper exponentially. She returned 4 days late, happily safe and sound. I spoke with my mother a week before September 11th and I told her to come home a couple days early, and she told me that she would be home in time for my birthday, this was not the case. Carr stated, “what our enemies want is nothing short of an end to our predominance, and they will not forsake terrorism until either they attain that result or we make such behavior prohibitively, horrifyingly expensive. Also, the government enacted under pressure from the president to pass a bill called the Patriot Act, which basically gives the government unchecked power to snoop anywhere they feel a possible threat could be. These overhauls were most visible at the airports. ack and the carnage would rage again. We can not go on living our lives in fear of terrorist acts.

The months after these vicious attacks the country underwent some massive security overhauls.

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