ncern of many. Coming next in priority to this is the challenge of how to find ways in solving the consequences and problems of terrorism.
             If the Dangers of Terrorism Can be Easily Understood
             The 9/11 Commission Report indicates the following on this subject.
             "If the government's leaders understood the gravity of the threat they faced and understood at the same time that their policies to eliminate it were not likely to succeed any time soon, then history's judgment will be harsh. Did they understand the gravity of the threat?"
             Great effort has been exerted to fight terrorism. Many nations have united in an objective to integrate powers in fight of terrorism. For instance, to contain Serbia, great efforts were exerted by the U.S. and its allies. It is a terrorism problem that was found to be greater than the movement of the Al-Qaeda, and yet, the United Nations still found it hard to resolve such problems. The 9/11 Commission Report further indicates the following.
             "If a president wanted to rally the Ameri
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