Rebellion

Professor Paul Wilkinson, Johnson, Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Center for the Study of Terrorism. And Political Violence, University of St. Andrew's. UK attitude that "society today is much more vulnerable to terrorism. Because that malice can be used for promotional material easier, including technology and expertise in creating highly destructive weapons. Terrorism that resulted in the deaths of a number of biological weapons and chemical weapons is now believed by some to release a number of things such as anthrax, smallpox virus could impact hugely. And communication. Boundary between the new era will quickly become an international problem "in an open society where we can come and go freely. We were unable to stop the attack at all. And there is a strong possibility that The attack took place somewhere in the world in our generation. "