individuals searching for personal and lasting meaning are internally motivated to fight against an almost phantom-like, satanic entity, rather than as a result of any concrete, researched enmity towards western countries. Instead, it is the force of "evil" that these countries represent that forms the basis of this attack. Surprisingly, Fosson (2007) cites that only about 3% of all terrorist attacks during the year 2004 were the result of suicide attacks. However, this form of terrorism is by far the most effective in the amount of deaths it causes as well as in the concomitant horror instilled in those left alive in the targeted area. Furthermore, Fosson also cites statistics that demonstrate a sharp increase in suicide terrorist attacks since 2004. Although the author could not provide any clear statistics, the sheer numbers of suicide attacks cited in 2007 investigations show that this increase is more than a phantom menace. Specifically, the report states that 2006
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