Letter to the Taliban essays

Letter to the Taliban essays The people of the world and I have recently been troubled by a problem, and this problem has been caused by you. The evil word for our difficulties is called terrorism, and we will no longer tolerate such barbaric acts. Solutions are available to put an end to such atrocities, and ultimately put an end to you and any other groups or countries that aid you in your attempts to destroy our people or our way of life. In the past our country has been threatened by other incidents of terrorism; some were minor, but others were much worse. Some of the perpetrators of these crimes were apprehended and imprisoned, and others were never caught. Therefore, in retrospect, and with the present circumstances as they are, it seems that our earlier reactions to these terroristic acts and our punishment for them were never quite as severe as they possibly needed to be. However, now the times and circumstances are different. On September 11, 2001, you performed one of the most horrific and cowardly acts the world has ever known. By hi-jacking four of our commercial airliners, you broke international laws and committed acts of terrorism that cannot be dealt with so easily. By crashing two of these planes into the World Trade Center, and two others into the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania, you have sealed your own fate. Early on an ordinary Tuesday morning, your dastardly operation killed thousands of freedom-loving Americans, people who were only undertaking their daily responsibilities at their work- places, others who were traveling to various destinations across the country, and even tourists who were visiting that world-famous location in lower Manhattan. Your insane purpose drove you to kill more than just any average citizen; you annihilated sons and daughters, fathers and mothers, grandfathers and grandmothers, aunts and uncles, and t ...