Sept 11 Reaction and in Context

War on Terror

It was with disbelief and shock that people around the world saw footage of the terrorist attacks in the US on on September 11, 2001 when the planes-turned-missiles slammed into the World Trade Center towers and damaged the Pentagon.

This ultimately resulted in the US declaring and waging a war on terror. Osama Bin Laden was eventually tracked down and killed some 10 years later. But the way the war on terror has been conducted has led to many voicing concerns about the impact on civil liberties, the cost of the additional security focused changes, the implications of the invasions and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and more.

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War is Peace

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Solidarity against all forms of terrorism

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The Algebra of Infinite Justice

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Shocked and Horrified

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Muslims ask: Why do they hate us?

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Americans must now feel what the rest of us have known

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Chomsky: The World After Sept. 11

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Terrorism As Cannibalism

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Different Valuations of Life

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11 Things to Remember on September 11

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Remembering the Nonviolent September 11

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9/11 and Manipulation of the USA

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100 years later: “Satyagraha”, Gandhi’s Non-violent Resistance Movement, September 11, 1906

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