At Ask Me Help Desk you can ask questions in any topic and have them
answered for free by our experts. To ask questions or participate in
answering them you must register for a free account. By registering you
will be able to:
Get free answers from experts in any of our 300+
topics.
Will agree, first you assume with that, when terrorists operte they do so in a sane and politically correct method.
Even politically incorrect there is no way to eradicate terroism, with extreme military force ( like Saddam used) one can make it harder, since anyone even looking like one would be killed. But as long as one crazy person is willing to die for something, terroism will never end
you cant defeat terrorism
its not like theres one big country called "terrorism" that you can invade, destroy its military, and plant a flag in its capital.
terrorism is enacted by many different nations, groups of people, beliefs, its not just muslims, environmental groups also commit terrorism.
as long as their are people willing to die for their beliefs, terrorism is a threat.
and the day people are not willing to die for their beliefs, is a very, very sad world.
What and how can we do somethiing, very innovative, sensible, diplomatic and politically correct, to eradicate terrorism from all across the world ?
There is no answer to your question, because in many ways the question is contradictory.
A sensible solution is not likely to be very politically correct, and a politically correct solution won't be very sensible.
Diplomatic solutions will not erradicate terrorism, and any attempt to erradicate terrorism cannot be diplomatic.
Innovative solutions have been tried and failed.
There is a sensible way to stop terrorism, but it isn't politically correct or diplomatic. And it won't erradicate terrorism. It will merely limit it.
So there is no such solution to terrorism as the one you describe in your question.
If you are interested in a solution to terrorism that is NOT politically correct or diplomatic, or even particularly innovative, but is sensible, let me know.
As it turns out it appears we are doing just fine doing what we are now doing; Iraqi cemetery workers have fallen on hard times as the volume of killing in Iraq has plummeted. In Fallujah of all places enlisted marines have complained "There's nobody to shoot here, sir. If it's just going to be building schools and hospitals, that's what the Army is for, isn't it?" Meanwhile, Osama bin Laden has released a new tape which, rather than boasting about al-Qaeda's impending victory over the US in Iraq, instead admits to mistakes and makes a plea for unity among the insurgents. Inroads are being made in Pakistan with Bhutto back in the country, since she is using her new political role to attack "closet supporters of militants and Al Qaeda" within Musharraf's government, and even in Iran: “The spirit of freedom is stirring in Iran,” [Cheney] said, adding, “America looks forward to the day when Iranians reclaim their destiny, the day that our two countries, as free and democratic nations, can be the closest of friends.”
Just like the environmentalists don't want the dead brush to be cleared out of the forest and then we have the fires like California is going through now. We have the same problem with terrorism we are not allowed to 'profile' potential danger so just like the MRSA multiplies same with terrorism.