Oklahoma City and Low-Tech Terrorism :: Exploratory Essays Research Papers

Oklahoma City and Low-Tech Terrorism    Abstract: Ammonium nitrate can be a very beneficial compound when used correctly. It has allowed American farmers to produce more and better agricultural products for decades. The Oklahoma City bombing revealed ammonium nitrate's dark side, however. That bomb, constructed from basic fertilizer, awakened America to the dangers of the common compound. It also caused America to loose its innocence of domestic terrorism.    On April 21, 1995, America was forced to come to grips with terrorism on a scale never before witnessed on American soil. The bombing of the Murrah Federal Office building in Oklahoma City was the most deadly single act of terrorism ever perpetrated within the United States. Two factors combined to make the Oklahoma City bombing even more sinister and frightening than previous terrorist attacks against Americans: the identity of the alleged terrorists and the relative ease with which the attack was carried out.    In the immediate aftermath of the attack, media speculation focused on the possibility of religious extremists, possibly with the support of rogue Middle Eastern states such as Iran or Libya, having carried out the attack to make a political statement against their avowed enemies the United States. The World Trade Center bombing, the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, and the bombing of the US Marine Corps barracks in Beirut had all been tied into Middle Eastern politics. When the FBI announced its intentions to prosecute Timothy McVeigh, a former US serviceman, and a couple of American accomplices, America was forced to come to grips with the idea of Americans committing mass terrorist acts against their own government and compatriots.    The initial speculation that focused on the Middle East was based on two principles: motive, an avowed hatred for America, and capability, a proven ability to make bombs and use them. The Oklahoma City bombing, if McVeigh is indeed found guilty, demonstrates that both motive and capability are present right there in America's heartland. As the FBI outlined how it believes the plot transpired, Americans learned just how vulnerable we are to terrorists.    The details of the bombing unfolded quickly. The FBI tracked McVeigh through his rental of a Ryder rental van that was located at the bomb's epicenter. Despite the tremendous force of the explosion, remnants of the van survived. The FBI was able to lift a Vehicle Identification Number, or VIN, from some piece of the 1993 Ford van.

25th Jan Revolution

After thirty years of cruel and unfair power, Hosni Mubarak was deposed and the political system was changed by a peacefully revolution. the Egyptian Youth made a revoluation that will change the path of history. the Egyptians are not the same any more. At this moment, everyone speaks about politics and has his own opinion. And of course, the events of Tunisia have a lead role in the impact on the Egyptian youth, because they felt that there is hope, and the change is possible. Now, it's over for the Mubarak regime. Egypt has been suffering from a great decline in every department of human needs. overty grown worse, people become more exhausted and frustrated by their increasing needs and social injustice. the Bad regime and the Egyptians’ thirst for democracy and legally elections were The primary reasons, which led to this revoluation . No one in Egypt is fooled by the elections that have taken place during Mubarak’s regime. Bribes are in everywhere; if you want accom plish anything, to get any government document, permit, licence, or even paying a simple monthly bill, it will take hours and you have to pay bribes. This regime has run a brutal police state. there were a Tight internet controls, kidnappings, and police beatings. The situation in Egypt began with invitation to the day of rage against Mubarak regime on January 25th. No one expected an invitation to the day of rage from a group on the Facebook page, called â€Å"we are all Khalid Said† can change everything in Egypt. Khalid said was an Egyptian youth who had been beaten to death by Mubarak police in Alexandria. His death became the match that set the fire of Our Revolution. I decided to go down the streets with my brother because we felt a great sense of internal suppression, there was an opportunity for us to express what is inside, we were affected by the corruption that fills the country, we felt it a duty to do something for our country. In Tahrir square, All people felt as one family and they support each other. I saw People from different political parties are interacting with each other. they seem to forget their political belongings and Christians are with Muslim united in the revolution. Egyptians gathered in public and discovered themselves as a civil society. Finally, I can say that, We are All egyptians now. Men and women are standing side-by-side in calling for their rights. And when people lose their fear, amazing things sometimes happen. So, As long as you say there is no hope, then there will be no hope, but if you go down and take a stance, then there will be hope. We are free and our dignity is back. Now, I am more confident of my future and my children’s future. In this moment , and after revolution, I hope that this transitional era will not last too long and Egypt would return stable and secure as it always been, God bless Egypt.

Women During The Early Years - 1907 Words

Loh Carmen Women studies 101w 05/24/2016 Final essay Women play an important role in the wartime. In the early years, women are usually working inside of house and men usually work for outside from house. But women start to work outside like men when the movement has been happening and women want to prove that they can as capable as men. So they start to fight for their right to get the life that they want. There are many wars help women to change their ways of life like World War II, Revolution, civil war and etc. Those wars were let women get power and war have affected gender roles and the experiences of women throughout US history. The ideals of the American Revolution enthused women for equality, freedom and freedom that would†¦show more content†¦In 1861 to 1865, there was a war called a civil war. Before the civil war, the feminist movement has gathered, and it happens continuously after the end of the war. In the civil war, women are playing an important role in the war. Women are work as a nurse, spies, and soldiers. In the beginning, women cannot vote for anything. Women also cannot own their property right. If a woman was married, she must give her moveable things to her husband even the wage or her property things. In an article prove that â€Å"when an Englishwomen married, her husband became the owner of all the movable thing she possessed† (law of domestic relation: marriage, divorce, dower, 57). When women have their children, the only work they can do is taking care children. Man does not really take the responsivity to them. But if a woman was unlucky to get in the divorce, their children also does not belong to them. This is why women want to get their right. The war start, women are having some chance to work outside as war service. Before that, women are not allowed to work outside, they only do some domestic work like cooking, cleaning, and agriculture work. During the war, women are working as a nurse, spies to help the soldiers when the battle start. They also cooking to help out the hospital, and the camp for the men that to have enough power to fight. They are also doing the laundry works.