Response to Terrorism and Intelligent Analysis

0RESPONSE TO TERRORISM AND INTELLIGENT ANALYSIS
Response to Terrorism and Intelligence Analysis
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1RESPONSE TO TERRORISM AND INTELLIGENT ANALYSIS
Response to Discussion 1
In my response to the post of Edward Worobe, I would like to say that terrorism starts
from the mentality to establish own views, religion, rights and subdue others. The post is about
the Chechen conflicts in the year 1858, in order to establish their own Islamic state. The decade
was full of the violence that ended with chechens being defeated by Russia. During the time
between their defeat and independence from Russia, the chechens have followed many tactics
like the suicide bombings against Russia. The Russian government in response to it, conducted
incursion into the land of Chechnya as a crusade against the Islamist terrorist forces. I personally
support the view that suicide bombing is not the end solution. Keeping physical distance is most
important than killing thousands of involved people.
Response to Discussion 2
As Joshua Flagg has demonstrated in the post, the fight of Turkey for the equality right
of the Kurdish minority is highly significant. The ‘Kurdistan Workers Party’ even after
dissipating in the 1990s, there are still other terrorist groups existing. There is no shortage of
suicide bombings attempts around Turkey. I have found that the main reason behind the outrage
of the Kurdish people is the subjugation they faced and crave to overcome. I believe that the
best way to counter terrorism would be by adhering to the policing of terrorism. It needs
intelligence led policing more rather than brutal police force attacks and strengthening the targets
of the terrorists. Another way to stop these kinds of rebellious terrorism is by evading the
discriminations and become all inclusive.