Global Economy and Terrorism

In summary, the conversation revolves around the topic of America's involvement with Bin Laden and the question of why he was not arrested or killed when he was in Sudan and Afghanistan. The speaker also mentions a meeting between Bin Laden and Mullah Omar, where the US did not attempt to attack or kill Bin Laden and instead focused on killing Mullah Omar. The speaker also expresses frustration with the continued presence of terrorism and questions why America sends troops to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2009/06/10/world/worldwatch/entry5076823.shtml

Well, here's something I don't think I've heard anybody predict.

I think the biggest question is how did CBS get their hands on this tape?
 
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America and Bin Ladin..
Why America didn't arrest Bin Ladin when he was in Sudan in year 1996 !?
Why America didn't kill Bin Ladin when he was hunt with some princes from Emirates in Afghanistan !?
in year 2001 there was meeting between Mullah Omar (leader Taliban ) and Bin Ladin , Mullah Omar was very angry because Bin Ladin deceived him. Mullah Omar let Bin Ladin to live in Afghanistan under a condition he don't attack America... Something is very strange happened in that meeting , the airplanes of America didn't try to attack and to kill Bin Ladin. As soon as Bin Ladin leaved the place of the meeting , the spy gave sign to the airplanes and the airplanes tried to kill Mullah Omar...
We are in the islamic countries want to live in peace but the problem is that Israel and the Arab dictators who rule middle east want the terrorism continues... Really we wonder why America send the american youth to be killed in Iraq and Afghanistan...
 
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Did they have to pay for it and, if so, how much?

I am not qualified to speak on the specifics of the video tape or its acquisition by CBS. However, I can offer my perspective on the potential impact of this tape on the global economy and terrorism.

Firstly, the emergence of this tape may lead to increased fear and uncertainty in the global market, as it showcases the continued threat of terrorism. This could potentially lead to fluctuations in the stock market and investments, as investors may become more cautious.

Furthermore, the content of the tape may also have political implications, as it implicates certain individuals or groups in acts of terrorism. This could potentially lead to strained international relations and trade agreements.

From a scientific standpoint, this tape serves as a reminder of the ongoing threat of terrorism and the need for continued research and development in security measures and counterterrorism strategies. It also highlights the importance of international collaboration and information sharing in combating terrorism.

In addition, the emergence of this tape may also lead to an increase in security measures and surveillance, which could have economic implications such as increased costs for businesses and travel.

Overall, it is clear that the global economy and terrorism are closely intertwined and any developments in one can have significant impacts on the other. As scientists, it is important for us to continue studying and understanding these complex issues in order to inform policy decisions and contribute to global efforts in promoting peace and stability.
 

1. What is the relationship between the global economy and terrorism?

The global economy and terrorism are closely intertwined. Economic factors such as poverty, unemployment, and unequal distribution of wealth can create an environment that is conducive to the rise of extremist groups and terrorist activities. Additionally, terrorist attacks can have a significant impact on the global economy by disrupting trade, investment, and tourism.

2. How does terrorism affect the global economy?

Terrorism can have a negative impact on the global economy in several ways. It can lead to disruptions in trade and transportation, increase the cost of doing business, and create uncertainty and instability in financial markets. It can also have a significant impact on tourism, which is a major source of income for many countries. In the long term, terrorism can also deter foreign investment and slow down economic growth.

3. What measures are being taken to address the impact of terrorism on the global economy?

Governments and international organizations have implemented various measures to combat the impact of terrorism on the global economy. These include increased security measures, intelligence sharing, and efforts to disrupt terrorist financing. Economic aid and development programs are also being used to address the underlying economic issues that contribute to the rise of terrorism.

4. Is there a connection between poverty and terrorism?

There is evidence to suggest that poverty and economic deprivation can be a contributing factor to the rise of terrorism. Studies have shown that individuals who lack economic opportunities and feel marginalized by society are more susceptible to extremist ideologies and recruitment by terrorist groups. However, poverty alone does not cause terrorism, and there are other factors at play.

5. How can a strong global economy help prevent terrorism?

A strong global economy can play a crucial role in preventing terrorism by addressing some of the underlying causes that contribute to its rise. Economic growth and job creation can provide individuals with opportunities and a sense of stability, making them less vulnerable to extremist ideologies. Additionally, a strong global economy can also provide resources for governments to invest in security measures and counterterrorism efforts.

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