Seventh Anniversary Of 9/11: Less is Sometimes More in Fight Against Terrorism
As the world marks the seventh anniversary of 9/11, some European experts say security improvements in the US have been undercut by fairly basic mistakes. Among the remedies is more trust in America’s laws and allies.
Seven years after the attacks on New York and Washington of September 11, 2001, America is more divided than ever before about the effectiveness of the Bush administration’s response to Islamic terrorism.
A few Americans have even dared to question whether fear of al Qaeda has not been grotesquely exaggerated — pointing out the extreme statistical unlikelihood of dying from an act of terrorism outside of Iraq or Afghanistan.
So do terrorism experts from Europe, which is often accused of anti-Americanism, share the view that the Bush administration has been creating, perhaps consciously exploiting needless Angst?
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