Terrorism Essay: War on Terrorism - Round 1 :: September 11 Terrorism Essays

War on Terrorism Round 1   The Bush triad& sharp-wordeds war on terrorism reached first base after installing a new government in Afghanistan. One of the poorest and most(prenominal) nude countries on earth has been bombed into rubble by a megalomaniac superpower that can see no limits to its rights of domination. The country that harbors more Southern American terrorists, executioners and dictators than some(prenominal)one else in the human beings has shown us all what happens when other(a)s harbor wanted men What has been achieved if we look beyond Bushs clichés, Pentagons hype and Rumsfeld´s and Ashcroft´s rhetoric? Is the creation any safer? Have the suspected evildoers been brought to justice? Has it been a just war? Are there less people who hate or dislike the westerly powers?   The strong news is The Talibans ar ousted.  American oil companies will be able to build that pipeline and the new ruler Karzai receive old ties with Unocal and supports the system as do others in the new interim(?) government   The bad news is Between 40,000 and 60,000 innocent civilians, already oppressed by their government in Afghanistan cast been killed tally to independent studies. Millions more refugees have been created and the starvation has increased due to stopped relief deliveries before winter was setting in. The final death bell shape whitethorn rise to 3 million.   The same government that was helped to power by CIA and Pakistan´s secret service in -96 now has been defeated and other know crooks, gangsters and opium sellers, responsible for the death of maybe 50,000 civilians when last in power, have again taken power, for some time or indefinitely remains to be seen.   bighearted parts of the infrastructure in Afghanistan have been bombed into oblivion as have Red Cross buildings and important depots. Unexploded cluster bombs will arrange massacre for generations.   Some thousands of brainwas hed Taliban soldiers, most of whom had no knowledge whatsoever of any terrorist actions outside Afghanistan, have been killed. A few hundred lower train commanders have been captured and will be questioned.   The main enemies and raison d étre of the war, the monster, evildoer, fanatic (etc), Bin Laden and his sidekick Mullah Omar, suspected (but non convicted) of atrocities and certainly no friends of capitalism, are not to be found even after levelling the topography of parts of the country and their whereabouts may be any place in the eastern parts of the world.Terrorism screen War on Terrorism - Round 1 September 11 Terrorism Essays War on Terrorism Round 1   The Bush Troika´s war on terrorism reached first base after installing a new government in Afghanistan. One of the poorest and most defenseless countries on earth has been bombed into rubble by a megalomaniac superpower that can see no limits to its rights of domination. The country that harbors m ore Southern American terrorists, executioners and dictators than anyone else in the world has shown us all what happens when others harbor wanted men What has been achieved if we look beyond Bushs clichés, Pentagons hype and Rumsfeld´s and Ashcroft´s rhetoric? Is the world any safer? Have the suspected evildoers been brought to justice? Has it been a just war? Are there less people who hate or dislike the western powers?   The good news is The Talibans are ousted.  American oil companies will be able to build that pipeline and the new ruler Karzai have old ties with Unocal and supports the scheme as do others in the new interim(?) government   The bad news is Between 40,000 and 60,000 innocent civilians, already oppressed by their government in Afghanistan have been killed according to independent studies. Millions more refugees have been created and the starvation has increased due to stopped relief deliveries before winter was setting in. The final d eath toll may rise to 3 million.   The same government that was helped to power by CIA and Pakistan´s secret service in -96 now has been defeated and other known crooks, gangsters and opium sellers, responsible for the death of maybe 50,000 civilians when last in power, have again taken power, for some time or indefinitely remains to be seen.   Large parts of the infrastructure in Afghanistan have been bombed into oblivion as have Red Cross buildings and important depots. Unexploded cluster bombs will cause carnage for generations.   Some thousands of brainwashed Taliban soldiers, most of whom had no knowledge whatsoever of any terrorist actions outside Afghanistan, have been killed. A few hundred lower level commanders have been captured and will be questioned.   The main enemies and raison d étre of the war, the monster, evildoer, fanatic (etc), Bin Laden and his sidekick Mullah Omar, suspected (but not convicted) of atrocities and certainly no frien ds of capitalism, are not to be found even after levelling the topography of parts of the country and their whereabouts may be any place in the eastern parts of the world.