The_Cause_And_Effects_Of_The_Terrorist_Attacks_On_September

The Cause And Effects Of The Terrorist Attacks On September 11th, 2001 The world has seen many acts of terrorism on a grand scale; the Oklahoma bombing in 1995 and the IRA bombing of Manchester, England, in 1996. But the acts of September 11th this year will be forever remembered as the worst acts of terrorism the modern post-World War II world has ever seen, if not the worst ever. Many analysts have estimated that around 5000 have been lost due to the attacks, more than on December 7th 1941 when Pearl Harbor was attacked by Japanese forces. The attacks on both the World Trade Center and the Pentagon in Washington have received condemnation from world leaders all over the world, as the attacks sent ripples throughout the international system, much like a pebble being thrown into water. For example, Tony Blair called the attacks “an attack on Britain as well”, a very clear and definitive speech illustrating the whole-hearted international condemnation of the attacks. The effects of these attacks will be felt for many years to come as the inte! rnational world comes to terms with the attacks. Airport security will be changed forever, the threat of terrorism forever in the publics mind and the threat of islamic, attacks, world, fundamentalists, culture, western, september, 11th, united, threat, israel, international, states, society, law, push, troops, secular, religious, main, civilizations, believe, being, system, should, seen, political, over, osama, major, fact, country, conflict, clash, civilization