Word: terrorismã
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...hopes that some sense of loyalty to the founding principles of our government, where power is supposed to lie with the legislature, would make it impossible. Then again if the USA PATRIOT Act (full title: "Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism??) is any example, maybe we just better hope that HR163 doesn’t get a better acronym...
Post-Sept. 11 legislation especially affects students from countries judged to be sponsors of terrorism??most of which are in the Middle East...
According to Allison, the first step in confronting nuclear terrorism??s “finite challenge” is securing existent nuclear stockpiles in the former Soviet Union, which pose an imminent threat insufficiently addressed by the Bush administration...
...zeitgeist shifted toward national defense, and a mandate from Washington apportioned a large slice of the national budget toward protecting the country from terrorism??a new type of national threat...
Section 817 of the USA PATRIOT Act, the broad-ranging anti-terrorist legislation passed in October of 2001, bars “restricted persons”—researchers who either have criminal backgrounds or who come from countries that the U.S. has identified as state sponsors of terrorism??from any access to select agents...