Word: terrorized
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...Also this week, the President will hold a Cabinet meeting and speak Thursday in Atlanta on the global war on terror. On Sunday, the day before the 9/11 anniversary, the President and First Lady Laura Bush will participate in a wreath-laying at Ground Zero in New York City, then attend a service of prayer and remembrance...
...White House had billed the American Legion appearance as the first in a series of speeches on the global war on terror that will continue through the President's tour marking the fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks at their three crash sites, before addressing the United Nations General Assembly on Sept...
...power struggle is finally over. The government may finally make good on its promises to resettle camp residents. The Acholi will do everything they can to make sure evil spirits don't follow. Northern Uganda has seen a lot of evil, at least since the (lra) began its infamous terror campaign - shortly after current President Yoweri Museveni took power in 1986 - cutting off the lips and noses of civilians to breed fear, and abducting tens of thousands of children and teens to populate the fighting forces. Today residents at Anaka, although predominantly Christian, are skeptical that the cause of their...
...spite of all the efforts by Western governments and Western news media to keep Pakistan from being branded "terror center" of the world, the facts just keep saying otherwise. It is understandable that the U.S. would want Pakistan to deal with the monster it has created. But sooner or later, Western governments will have to get involved in that nation's internal affairs. Only direct intervention by the West is going to eradicate the threat coming out of Pakistan. SURESH SHETH Houston...
...life in the United States" a great deal - and a further 38% saw some changes as a result of 9/11 - very few changed their own behavior as a result. Only 23% avoided flying in the weeks that followed the attacks, while 22% avoided travel to cities that might be terror targets and 21% avoided large public gatherings...