In the late nineteen eighties, Russia accidentally released a deadly strain of anthrax into a city of a million inhabitants, and only 66 of them died. ... Therefore anthrax takes expertise, time, and money, none of which a terrorist group has time to develop such a deadly virus. ... The United States and Russia have been researching and developing biological weapons for decades, and still they have difficulties making an effective weapon. ... Therefore, it is practically unreasonable for a terrorist group to try and fund a biological weapons program. Although anthrax is an extremely dead...

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Suicidal terrorism is when someone commits a horrible sequence of deadly events, taking other people's lives, including their own. ... Also to think of the kinds of nuclear weapons countries and terrorist groups obtain today is unimaginable. If these weapons were to be used it would be devastating for the innocent people. ...

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Even though this is not a massive amount of U.S military force, the money being budgeted to pay the men and women who are there and the money spent on the weapons they use could be used to solve New Hampshire's crisis of funding education. ... The U.S pokes and prods in the business of these nations with military force when it should not go any further than to assist in financial (even thought the funds may go to buying weapons for the aided country) and conversational aid. ... If a young child who does not know that people do not come back to life after they are shot can commit a viol...

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