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The U.S. is yet to come out clear of its ways and means of counter-terrorist procedures. Much of these activities are mired by subversion, most of which lead to deaths of innocent lives in the society. The U.S. has been in a silent experience and practice of the cold war in most of its activities of countering terrorism. Nonetheless, nothing can be thought to come out so perfect that it takes no initiative to pose its side effects. In the U.S.'s perceptions of other communities, many scales have to exist in order to monitor the longevities at which every case come is executed when dealing with counter-terrorism activities. Most of these activities and procedures have seen display of subversive activities and exploitation of weaknesses among individuals. Most of these individuals are members of the Muslim communities. This method could be the only intelligent and effective approach in the present technological world. Human intervention is turning out to be the only measure of curtailing terrorism in the world. This is because many nations...
government, through its armed forces, has often involved countering and trying to curb terrorism attacks. Mutiny is the order of the day and is perceived to bring an orientation in the structures of the opponents, most of which are the targeted terrorists. Eventually, people who appear to suffer a lot are the terrorists and the common members of the society. This is to the success of the U.S. In fighting terrorism. Nonetheless, one thing remains clear that the U.S. has not dealt with subversion appropriately.
Reference
Clutterbuck, L. & Rosenau, W. (2009). Subversion as a Facet of Terrorism and Insurgence: The
Case for a Twenty-First Century Approach. Strategic Insights, Volume VIII, Issue 3 New
York: Centre for Contemporary Conflict
Reference
Clutterbuck, L. & Rosenau, W. (2009). Subversion as a Facet of Terrorism and Insurgence: The
Case for a Twenty-First Century Approach. Strategic Insights, Volume VIII, Issue 3 New
York: Centre for Contemporary Conflict
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