TERRORISM a global issues of peace

TERRORISM a global issues of peace.Terrorism today - is - the most powerful weapon, instrument used not only against the authorities, but very often - and most
Authority to achieve its goals.

ROOTS OF TERROR
Terrorism appears when society is experiencing a deep crisis in the first turn - a crisis of ideology and the state legal system. Such society there are various opposition groups - political, social, national, religious - which is questionable legitimacy of the existing power
Methods of terror
- People in most countries, unaccustomed to political violence and fear him.
So today the most effective methods of running and terror - violence is not against the authorities, but against innocent, defenseless, and that it is extremely importantly, not related to the "addressee" terror of people, with mandatory demonstration of the disastrous results as it was terror, and America in bomb the Trade Center in September 2001 or the bombing in Budennovsk.The object of attack - a hospital, a maternity hospital. Or events that occurred in Kizlyar,
Pervomay, as well as the explosion in Moscow, etc.

IDEOLOGICAL BASE OF TERROR
The challenge of terrorism - to involve a large mass of people for whom a goal terror is so high that it justifies any means, or so unscrupulous that they are ready to implement any abomination.

Through "lofty motives" usually involve young people, who, by virtue of mental and moral immaturity, easily "bite" on radical national, social or religious ideas. Induce her most through totalitarian (ie completely suppress the will of the people and subjects them only the will of the "leader" "teacher"), religious or ideological sects. Most known example is the cult Aum Shinrikyo "

ECONOMIC BASE OF TERRORISM
The main way of financing - criminal activity. Which includes a "normal" organized and unorganized crime, taking control of key areas of criminal business.
Today the main source of financing of terrorism - the control of drug trafficking, racketeering, prostitution, arms trafficking, smuggling, gambling, etc.

Terrorism Is A Social Problem

There is no evidence that young terrorists are mentally ill,there was no evidence that terrorists have personality disorders, are brainwashed by radical imams in mosques or Islamic religious schools (madrassahs), or enticed by the thought of scores of virgins waiting in heaven.radicalism was a social problem, rather than a mental health or criminal problem, and that young militants need superheroes to lead them away from the paths of jihad and terrorism.There are no cells, let alone sleeper cells, and no brainwashing. If someone wanted to get involved in a bombing attack on the promise of 72 virgins waiting in heaven, he'd be thrown out. That is a sexual fantasy of Western society. Most terrorists are married with several children.Militant terrorism is born in the streets, schools and barber shops.The men played football together and married into their friends' families. Rather than plotting in cells, plans for bombings were hatched at weddings and festivals.

They link up over the internet, a perfect medium for terrorism. "Men bond very fast over the internet.It dispenses with the need to be the alpha male you get when two men meet in person. Women, too, can get more easily involved over the internet.It's about fairly flat, fluid and informal networks of friends, families, neighbours, schoolmates, workmates and soccer buddies. They self-radicalise in groups, sometimes triggered by encounters with people who have been to Afghanistan and Pakistan, and they go looking for Al Qaeda, increasingly in cyberspace. Radicalism is mostly about a social process, a path to violence, not ideas.
There is no evidence that these people are mentally ill, or have individual psychopathies. It's a very important message to give to the people who are not psychiatrists who believe that that is the problem. They believe that religious fundamentalism is the problem, that it is growing and that there is an increase in fundamentalist imams, and that they in turn radicalise a certain percentage of people. The solution would therefore be to use moderate imams to dampen down the fundamentalists and reduce radicalism.

Terrorism a global problem

On the eve of the 61 st Independence Day of India, President Pratibha Devi Singh Patil termed terrorism as an global problem, posing a threat to national as well as international peace and security.

She said unfortunately, terrorist groups continue to receive support and sanctuary.

India has been the target of terrorist attacks for several decades, and in more recent times so have many countries across the globe. We must stand united against the threats emanating from terrorism, President Patil added.

She said terrorists with their disruptive agenda will never succeed in discouraging us from our resolve to build a strong India , or from working with our neighbours to eliminate this menace from our region, or from our commitment to forge co-operative relations with other countries across the world.

The president further added that India seeks to engage with the international community to promote peace and development in the world.

She said as the world’’s largest democracy and a major economy, our role in global political and economic affairs has been responsible and positive. It is our view that multilateral institutions should be made more equitable and should reflect contemporary realities.

In the end she said on our part, we will continue to carry into the global arena the message of harmony, pluralism, peaceful co-existence and oneness of the human race, concepts which are deeply rooted in our national ethos.