Mini-Research Mission
Colin McTernan, 9/10, May 11 2015
What are The Effects Of A Terrorist Takeover On A Country?
Pakistain
Effect 1- The peoples beliefs will change
Citation 1- "People thought that he was a good interpreter of the Holy Quran and admired his charisma." page 113
Citation 2- "In the words of the holy Quran it is not written that men should go outside and the woman should work all day in the home." page 116
Citation 3- "Yet my mother still believed it was written in the Quran that women should not go out and women should not talk to men other than relatives they cannot marry." page 117
Effect 2- People were killed
Citation 1- "I was shot by a Taliban bullet and flown out of Pakistan unconscious." page 3
Citation 2- "His men began killing Khans and political activists from secular and nationalist parties especially the Awami National Party." page 121
Citation 3- "The first school to be blown up was Shawar Zangay, a government girls primary school in Matta." page 137
Yemen
Effect 1- People were not able to leave the country
Citation 1- "Al Qaeda seized control of a major airport, a seaport and an oil terminal in southern Yemen on Thursday, consolidating it's hold on the country's largest province amid wider chaos pitting Shiite rebels against forces loyal to the exiled president and a Saudi-led air campaign."
Citation 2- "The militants then seized control of the Riyan airport and moved to secure their hold on the city's main seaport, which is also an oil terminal."
Citation 3- "A smaller air defense brigade handed over it's camps to Al Qaeda, apparently to avoid clashes, Al-Kathirr said."
Effect 2- It will bring war
Citation 1- "Al Qaeda militants have taken control of a strategic military camp in the city of Mukalla in southeastern Yemen, seizing tanks, artillery and other heavy artillery."
Citation 2- "Residents of Mukalla, the capital of Hadramawt Province, said the army camp fell into the Islamists' hands without residence."
Citation 3- "The Shia Houthi rebels took control of Yemen's capital, Sanaq, in September 2014, forcing president Hadi to flee to Sudi Arabia and are now fighting for the strategic port city of Aden."
Ukraine
Effect 1- It will bring unwanted attetion
Citation 1- "Just like the conflicts in Iraq and Syria, the violence in eastern Ukraine is attracting foreign fighters-some with the pro-Russian separatists, and some of the Ukrainian government forces."
Citation 2- "True, the numbers of foreigners fighting in Ukraine's Donbass religion appear to be relatively low-perhaps 300 on each side."
Citation 3- "Nonetheless, there are enough foreign fighters in Ukraine for the issue to deserve the attention of European government."
Effect 2- Constant Public Fear
Citation 1- "As fighting continues to escalate in east Ukraine a pro-Russian separatist group calling itself the 'Kharkiv partisans' declared Tuesday that it would execute five Ukrainian civilians for every communist monument destroyed, underscoring worries that a resent law banning soviet symbols might excavate tensions in the war ton country."
Citation 2- "Their fate will be the same as the monuments they've destroyed"
Citation 3- "They (Kharkiv) already wanted to kill the Ukrainians."
What I Have Learned Overall
Something's in the world happen to everyone like terrorists and other kinds of groups that plot to hurt people. But its the way that they affect the country or state that's different. Or how we recover. But something's are cultural like how they can defeat the terrorist or call in help because it might go against their culture or religion.
Work cited
“Al Qaeda captures major airport, seaport and oil terminal in southern Yemen.” Fox news.
N.p., 16 April. 2015. Web. 16 April. 2015.
“Al-Qaeda seizes key military camp in Yemen, snatches tanks and artillery.” RT news. N.P.,
17 April. 2015. Web. 17 April. 2015.
Barber, Tony. “Ukraine conflict attracts foreign fighters – on both sides.” FT news. N.p., 22
April. 2015. Web. 22 April. 2015.
Peterson, Nolan. “As Ukraine Tries to Purge Its Communist Past, Terrorist Threats Follow.”
Daily Signal. N.p., 15 April. 2015. Web. 23 April. 2015.
Yousafzai, Malala, and Christina Lamb. I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood up for Education
and Was Shot by the Taliban. New York: Little, Brown, 2013. Print.