September 11, 2014
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Based on a survey NBC News / Wall Street Journal, 47 percent of Americans feel less safe today than pascatragedi 9/11 (11 September 2001). Their fear is even greater than one year after the WTC collapsed. The level of fear increased dramatically since the end of last year, and reached its peak recently.
The large number of residents who feel safe to challenge for President Barack Obama, who on Wednesday (10/09/2014) night speech strategies for coping with ISIS. Still from the survey results, 61 percent of Americans support military action against ISIS, while 13 percent meyebut militr attack does not concern the United States.
About 40 percent of residents rate the United States should only need to launch an air attack, while 34 percent is a combination of attack jets and ground forces. As many as 15 percent of them consider military action is not required.
The survey was taken after the emergence of two videos of beheadings of two American journalists, James Foley and Steven Sotloff. "The Beheading make Americans afraid," said senior pollsters Peter Hart, quoted Washingtontimes.com.
ISIS released two videos of beheadings of two American journalists last August. The terrorist group, which some members are British jihadists, calling the execution of two journalists as a warning to Obama to stop the air strikes.
Last night, President Obama laid out four strategies for coping with ISIS. The fourth strategy is to expand the region along the Iraqi air attacks, improve the ground attack with Iraqi and Kurdish forces, cutting off the flow of funds and stem the flow of foreign fighters ISIS ideology and provide humanitarian relief to areas affected by the movement of ISIS.
Source: http://internasional.metrotvnews.com/read/2014/09/11/290246/13-tahun-sejak-9-11-warga-as-mulai-merasa-tak-aman-lagi
