Thesis Statement For Terrorism Research Paper

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Thesis Terrorist are people who use violent acts to frighten other people in areas as a way of trying to achieve a political goal. People in the historical and modern ages think that terrorism has an extreme inequality. Body Paragraph 1: Lead (Modern) Nowadays terrorist will do anything to try to convince people in America to bomb places. Terrorist can now contact people by messaging apps like “Whatsapp”, while the terrorist are talking to the people they can manipulate them by filling lies into their heads. “We’re past going dark in certain instances,” said Michael B. Steinbach, the FBI’s top counterterrorism official. “We are dark.” Steinbach is talking about how we are using many Americans to the terrorist. The NSA ( National Security Agency ) were …show more content…

The Muslims would not be able to live in the city without having the French worrying about hurting people. So France put all the Muslims in a neighborhood where there is nobody around and where there is nobody to hurt. In France there was a gunmen who had killed at least 12 people. The gunman was born in France, but it’s family were immigrants. The Muslims were mad about a cartoon in the paper where the editor drew the Muslim’s Prophet Muhammad. The Muslims in France did not think they were feeling like the belonged there. They must of felt they were outcast trying so hard to fit in. "People were killed in the housing projects by police, and there was no minute of silence for them," said Aly Sacko. Sacko is a Muslim and his family is from Africa but he was born in France. He is a Muslim. His family is from Africa but he was born in France. Sacko is living in a banlieue ( house suburb of a large city ) where these two tennagers were killed in ‘05. The two teens were running away from the police and going into the projects. They were electrocuted in a train station. The death of those teens have set of so many protest around the

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