Terrorism - Incidents around the World -briefly describe the attack.

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A Terorist organization is a group of criminal master minds and other men/women who are working on a specified task of bringing attention to themselves in a form of destruction.

An example of the following can be seen on September 11 2001 when 2 American Airlines Boeing's were hijacked and set onto a collision course with the Twin Towers also known as the World Trade Center. The swift and devastating attack has left the President and the politicians shocked. After the collision with the twin towers another plane was crashed almost into the Pentagon in Washington D.C.

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