submit a 1250 words paper on the topic General Motives Among Terrorists.
Hi, need to submit a 1250 words paper on the topic General Motives Among Terrorists.
The general motives of the terrorists in this country and abroad involve coercive tactics and unlawful intimidation of the government bodies to force the government to accede to their vested interest regarding political, ideological or religious demands. The general motives of the terrorists in this country and abroad involve coercive tactics and unlawful intimidation of the government bodies to force the government to accede to their vested interest regarding political, ideological or religious demands.
 . .Is counterterrorism a tactic of warfare or crime-fighting? What role does due process play in either context? What are the implications when terrorists can be characterized as the “enemy” rather than mere criminals? .Counterterrorism is neither a tactic of warfare or crime-fighting but it an amalgamation of both, depending on the motives of the state or the people carrying out the deliberate act of aggression against the innocents. Tactics of warfare are normally adapted when terrorism is sponsored by the state and counterterrorism needs to be spread over a large area involving sophisticated use of resources in order to protect the lives and property of the civilians and the innocents.
 .Terrorists are people or individuals who commit intended violence against the innocents with the sole intention of harming the public and destroying the property in order to make them meet their vested political goals and religious fanatics’ demands. “For our terrorist enemies, violence is not only justified, but it is also necessary and even glorified..” (internet).When the objectives of the violence perpetrated against a large number of people, exceeds the individual vested interests of the perpetrators, to include the collective demands of certain political or religious ideology, the violence and the nefarious intentions represent the acts of enemies or terrorists and not of mere criminal who defy the state laws for their individual interests.
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