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War vs Police: Decisions

War vs Police: Decisions

Browning, Jess

Paperback

True Crime

ISBN10: 1547180501
ISBN13: 9781547180509
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Jun 15 2017
Pages: 134
Weight: 0.34
Height: 0.31 Width: 5.00 Depth: 7.99
Language: English
Decisions, decisions! They often have to be made by various of our leaders. Sometimes they are right on but unfortunately some are way off the mark. Decisions that are not well thought out can be very troubling if not down right dangerous. About every generation, leaders of a country decide to enter an armed conflict such as the Civil War, the Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and most recently the War on Terror. A conflict like war usually pits nation against nation or allies against allies. This implies that a nation's welfare is at stake and that the nation's population is concerned enough, so that they are willing to fight for their nation's sovereignty - to go to war. This classifies those that that are willing to fight for their country are Warriors. Not every conflict that is termed War means that a nation's sovereignty is at stake. Take for example the most recent conflict that is termed War on Terror. President H. W. Bush used this term following the aircraft attack on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, D. C. The problem with a statement such as that implies that Warriors are inflicting terror on various sovereign entities. This kind of terminology is, unintentionally, giving a Terrorist too much credit!' Terrorist are not Warriors. They are, for the most part, murderers. They are common thugs or criminals and should be treated as such. Rather than calling criminals Warriors, as the term War on Terror implies, shouldn't we be treating the terrorist as criminals and refer to the conflict as to what it should really be, a Police Action? For practicle purposes in this book, the author focuses on Islamic Terrorist since they are recently the most active. That is not to say that we are willing to ignore the many, many organizations and individuals who use terror as a weapon to foster their ideas about politics, religion or crazy ideas.

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