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Modern Terrorism and the Internet [Name of the Student] [Name of the University] Modern Terrorism and the Internet The proliferation of the Internet has simplified the task of terrorists in obtaining publicity.... Prior to the Internet, terrorists had to depend on the print media, radio and television to convey their demands, threats and ideology.... After the advent of the Internet, terrorists can project the image they choose regarding themselves and their enemies (Weimann, 2004)....
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Profile of a Terrorist Group Name: Institution: Profile of a Terrorist Group History of the group In Russia's North Caucasus region, an ethnic minority group comprising of Muslims forms the Chechens group, which is responsible for the calls of emancipation of Chechnya from the rest of Russia.... hellip; Their campaign for independence from the rest of Russia has seen the development of two devastating wars, and currently, an insurgency in the republic....
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Name Institution Course Instructor Submission Date State Sponsored Terrorism Introduction State-sponsored terrorism is governmental acts that support terrorist organizations and actions despite ensuring there is tight security in countries.... These governmental acts, which support terrorist, include funding, weapons, training camps, media outlets, sanctuary, and smuggling assistance....
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However, Islamic brand of terrorists are different from other kinds of terrorists, in that most of them are fervently pious and God-fearing.... The Muslim terrorists themselves have openly proclaimed their motivation to be their religion.... This impressive lack of the most basic human instinct of survival, this positive embracing of death is what makes these terrorists so potentially deadly....
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The strategy adopted by terrorists subscribing to the views of national terrorism is that they utilize terrorist attacks to carve out a separate country from the country in which they are resident.... Such terrorists are very careful in regulating the amount of violence and destruction caused by their attacks, whose purpose is to obtain benefits without antagonizing or losing the goodwill of its supporters in the international community.... The most dangerous advocates of terrorism are religious terrorists....
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nbsp; World renown terrorists such as Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Al-Zawahiri have been known to be particularly obsessed with the media (Transnational Terrorism, Security and the Rule of Law, 2008).... According to Hoffman (2006), terrorists' obsession with the media predicated on the belief that fear is only generated when the media publicizes the terrorist attacks.... terrorists typically attempt to generate public resentment of government oppression and fear from the government and the public that the terrorist group is powerful....
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The gratification of terror threats started in America during the 9/11.... The events marking the 9/11 saw the American government take lead in fighting terrorism with adoption of… The government made efforts to transform its laws, structure and restructure policies to enable effective fighting of terrorism....
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The paper "Profile of Terrorist Group Hamas" describes that Hamas has become a powerful group governing the political, social, economic, and educational aspects of the country, Palestine.... Its conflict with Israel over the historical land has been put as an unceasing matter.... hellip; Hamas with its weapons of 'jihad' and 'historical restoration of Palestine' is canvassing the common people into terrorism....
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