Only one can pull off all of the above. Osama bin Laden. Born in 1957 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, bin Laden’s troubled childhood, radical views, and extreme actions have made him a notorious figure world wide. Osama bin Laden stood against the United States and the Jews of Israel. He has used profound acts of hatred to wage a deadly war against all of Western Civilization in the name of Islam.
The Chechen War The War in Chechnya was a conflict between the Russian Federation and the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. It was the first of two bloody wars and resulted in Chechnya's independence from Russia. The First Chechen War began in 1994 as an anti-colonial war for independence, but was later seen as anti-Islamic clash as the majority of Chechens were Muslim. The Second Chechen war began in 1999 because of several Chechen terror attacks on residential buildings in Russian cities that caused nearly 300 deaths. But the bad blood goes way back to Joseph Stalin, the premier of the Soviet Union who took over in the 1930’s.
The attacks were said to be put together by Al-qaeda, which was an islamlist organization that was ran by a man named Osama bin Laden. This is an organization that has been involved in several attacks in the
Especially in Afghanistan, where the U.S cut and ran after the Soviet defeat, not willing to establish some sort of democracy in the country. These resentments eventually lead to the blowback effect, and lead to the rise of Islamic militant groups, such as Al-Qaida, and the beginning of the War on Terror.
Using the above reasoning, the U.S. has encouraged extremist governments, toppled democracies, as in the case of Iran to replace it with a monarchy, rigged elections, and many more unspeakable political crimes for U.S. businesses abroad. Lets not also forget the Red Scare. During the war between the then Soviet Union and Afghanistan, the U.S. armed and supported the Taliban, a fundamentalist Muslim
Afghanistan has a long history with the United States, but reached its peak in September 11, 2001 when the world trade center was taken down. Fifteen out of 19 people involved were from Saudi Arabia, but America had intelligence that led them to believe Usama Bin Laden was responsible and he existed in in Afghanistan, so the Government was told to give him to the American Government for prosecution. The Taliban leader who ran the Afghanistan Government was Usama Bin Laden’s son-in-law and refused to give Usama Bin Laden to America, so America declared war on Afghanistan. This declaration of war was under the guise the Government supported terrorist actions against America, they wouldn’t release Usama Bin Laden and America was under constant
There is a lot of evidence supporting the Mafia’s involvement. In 1979 the House Select Committee on Assassinations determined that JF Kennedy’s murder was probably the result of a conspiracy. They locked the record away for 50 years and then the release date was changed to 2017 as a result of the JKF act of 1992. Validity of Claims: The web page contains a lot of specific details some of which are supported with sources and others which aren’t. Strengths and Weaknesses: Web page has a lot of information.
Religious ideas - 1964: founding the organization of Afro-American Unity (OAAU)  Malcolm wanted to turn his ideas into reality; Nation of Islam was only a passive religious community for him - 1964: he left the Nation of Islam because of the constant treat and the different views of the members and himself - On February 21th, 1965 Malcolm X was killed by a few black men (during holding a speech). Until today the murderers’ reason and origin is unknown. But probably the men were connected/linked with the Nation of Islam. Quotations of the interview with the PLAYBOY on May 1963 with the journalist Alex Haley: - “Christ wasn’t white. Christ was a black man.” - “Mr Muhammad teaches us to be for what’s really practical – and that’s separation.
Belmont: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2009. Spencer, Robert. Stealth Jihad: How Radical Islam Is Subverting America without Guns or Bombs. Washington: Regnery Publishing, Inc.,
Remnants of the old regime, joined by Islamic terrorists who infiltrated the country, kept up a steady insurgency throughout the summer of 2003 and into the autumn. A war described as one of liberation took on the feeling of a war of occupation. In April 2004, 139 Americans were killed in Iraq in a single month. By July, the number of soldiers and Marines who had died there stood at more than 1,000. By then, world opinion had shifted strongly against the United States—Le Monde had long since retracted its pro-American headline—and, at home, a strong anti-war sentiment re-energized the Democratic Party.