Why has education on terrorism awareness gone to sleep?

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• Ms Lisa 1 year ago

  Insightful write up.....hats off Sir

  Insightful write up.....hats off Sir

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• Chairmann Nartey 1 year ago

  Public awareness is key, and it must start from our schools.
  The presence of the unknown and the absence of the known.
  
  Kudos to Inspector Akwasi ofori

  Public awareness is key, and it must start from our schools.
  The presence of the unknown and the absence of the known.
  
  Kudos to Inspector Akwasi ofori

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• Kwame 1 year ago

  When one want to discuss the issue of terrorism, he or she must know the source of terrorism.
  A look into history shows that terrorism is not a beastial behaviour of today.
  It dates to the time of Moses when he terrorise E ...
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  When one want to discuss the issue of terrorism, he or she must know the source of terrorism.
  A look into history shows that terrorism is not a beastial behaviour of today.
  It dates to the time of Moses when he terrorise Egyptians and other people. Zionists and Anglo Saxons don't feel remorseful for the terrorist acts of their forefathers, thus even today they continue to terrorise the whole of the world.
  It is therefore only Europeans who take pride in their forefathers raiding towns and villages, pillaging them and murdering the inhabitants as is depicted in the Bible.
  Northern Europeans pride themselves in the Vikings, a nation of pirates who attack ships on the seas, kill those on board and steal whatever is on the ship.
  Slave trade, colonization, the establishment of the state of Israel, neocolonialism, globalization and western world order are all acts of terrorism.
  As soon as a state turns its army into an army of enslaving others, colonizing, recolonization, forcing economic, social and biological behaviour on people through the application of all forms of oppression and suppression, it becomes an act of terror.
  Before 1979 we know of the struggle of people around the world fighting colonial forces and security services in their countries to overthrow all sorts of oppressive regimes.
  Terrorism became glaring in 1979 when the U.S. and her allies armed the Mudzahedin in Afghanistan, which use terror to come to power.
  The Mudzahedin assassinated people, murdered and maimed as a means of coming to power.
  The Mudzahedin in Afghanistan did not differentiate between who is armed and who is not armed.
  Armed, supplied weapons and trained by NATO members, that they even assassinated girls and women on their way to school, with the "democratic" west and group of 7 applauding.
  It was again the U.S. and her NATO allies which unleash the Islamic State on the Middle East and Africa in 2011.
  So education on terrorism must be about the terrorist acts of the United States of America, her NATO allies and Japan to continue to dominate the world and threat people like despicable animals.

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• Writer 1 year ago

  The work focuses on the need for continued education on Terrorism AWARENESS. It is not the goal of the writer [in this write up] to trace or examine the history, source, scope or key players in terrorism. Nevertheless, that i ...
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  The work focuses on the need for continued education on Terrorism AWARENESS. It is not the goal of the writer [in this write up] to trace or examine the history, source, scope or key players in terrorism. Nevertheless, that is even not conceivable in a 700-word document write up. Thanks for the perspective you bring on board!

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• The Presence of Foreign Powers Seems To Attract Jihadists Extremists 1 year ago

  In most countries where Jihadist or Insurgents are very active their actions seems to be often directed against foreign powers who have a military presence or who are seen to be exploiting the host nation or trying to change ...
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  In most countries where Jihadist or Insurgents are very active their actions seems to be often directed against foreign powers who have a military presence or who are seen to be exploiting the host nation or trying to change its values with the willing participation of local collaborators.
  In Ghana the number one preoccupation of the average citizen is just how to provide enough food for their families and be able to pay their children's school fees, pay their medical bills, water and electricity bills etc etc.
  Ghanaians have no interest whatsoever in getting caught up in Regional conflicts occurring elsewhere in the world. We have enough economic problems of our own and we have no interest in importing the politics of hate strife and religious intolerance that plague some regions of the world. We must never ever take our unity and peace for granted. We must never ever allow foreigners along with their local accomplices to come in our midst and stir up religious hatred and strife.

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