Non-Violent Terrorist Policies of the USA

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This paper discusses the basis of realizing American foreign policy in the War on Terror and considers it to be a major issue, which relies on religious segregation and fundamentalist principles. The follows by stating that the basis of war in regards to terrorism is an issue of fundamentalists on both sides (Christian and Islamic), which can be secularized through the foreign policies that Gandhi and Tutu argue in their philosophies.

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"In this study, the issue of non-violence will be examined within the philosophy of Desmond Tutu and Gandhi within the current issues of terrorism worldwide. Through the scope of American imperialism and the "War on Terror", one can realize how the premise of non-violence can help bring about changes in how the United States can slowly dissolve this major world crisis in the Arab world. In this manner, the issue of no-violence can help stave off future attacks and bring about changes in foreign policy that the United States now imposes through the "War on Terror." The complex ideas that form terrorist policy in both United Nations, the American government, and within the public theories on Al Qaeda in modern times are a serious and proliferated problem. "

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