2. Definition of Terrorism
Terrorism actually comes from the Latin
Word “Fear”
Is an unlawful act of violence
Intimidates governments or societies
Goal is to achieve political, religious or
ideological objectives
3. Civil disorders
Political terrorism
Non Political terrorism
Limited political terrorism
Official or state terrorism
4. Terrorist Units and Cells:
Training
A Functional Approach
• Recruitment
• Instructors
• Sites
• Equipment
Logistics
Funding
• Equipment & Operations
• Sources: supplies
crime, harvesting • Other essentials • One-man
• Processing and • Sources • Team
management, • Multilateral/
•Nation States Intelligence collaborative
• Supplied
• Gathered
• Internet/other
open source
• Information
and politics
5. Government Response to
Training
Terrorism:
A Functional Approach
• Recruitment
• Instructors
• Sites
• Equipment
Logistics
Funding
• Equipment & Operations
• Sources: supplies
•Federal, State and • Other essentials • One-man
•Local Taxes • Sources • Team
• Multilateral/
Intelligence collaborative
• Supplied
• Gathered
• Internet/other
open source
• Information
and politics
10. Common Weapons
Fertilizer Bombs
Dynamite
Automatic and Semi-automatic and Pistols
remain the weapons of choice.
11. Property of Terrorism
Terrorism is different from regular crime
because of its strong political properties
The definition of terrorism can vary from
people to people due to the differences in
standpoint
One person’s terrorist can be another’s
fighter
12. Examples of Terrorist Attacks
Hostages Car bombs Assassinations
Shootings
Hijacking of aircrafts
Kidnappings
Mail/package bombs
Suicide bombers
13. Prominent Acts of Terrorism
Prominent Acts of Terrorism on Americans Oklahoma City
Bombing Was the worst terrorist attack on United States soil
before 9/11. September 11, 2001- Attack on US Homeland
Pentagon, WTC, and hijacked plane killed 3,025 US
citizens and other nationals Declared Osama Bin laden
prime suspect, Global Coalition against Terrorism formed
14. Prevention of Terrorism
Primary prevention:
Education!!!
Understand the differences in cultures,
religions, beliefs and human behaviors
Think of the peace, freedom and
equality of all human beings, not just
“my group of people”
Eliminate the root of terrorism
15. Prevention of Terrorism
Secondary prevention:
Establish surveillance and monitoring
system on terrorism attack
Improve protective system for citizens
16. Conclusion
Terrorism is unlawful act
Terrorism has a long history of being used to achieve
political, religious and ideological objectives
Terrorism can be conducted through firearms, explosive
devices and biological, chemical, nuclear materials
Even through the events of 2001,the risk of dying from
terrorism has remained much lower than that from motor
vehicles, smoking, and alcoholic beverage.