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Poppy: The fuel for terrorism

The war against terrorism can never be won in Pakistan because this war is against the drug abuse population of Pakistan. Afghanistan is one of the biggest opium producers in the world. It is easy to make money by exporting the opium. Most of the victims are of the young generation, especially males.

Md. MozzammelHaque
TERRORISM can be defined in different ways. It could be "the surprise threat or use of seemingly random violence against innocents for political ends by a non-state actor.' International terrorism, on the other hand, implies acts of terrorism that include international consequences where terrorists go abroad to strike their targets. The definition of terrorist is specific, but there is no exact definition of terrorism. The phrase "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter" exemplifies the subjectivity that lies with defining certain groups as terrorists. In the same way that technology is enabling the terrorists, the developed world is turning to technology as a principal defense against destructive individuals and groups. In the short term, at least, the future for terrorism is good. For a number of reasons, the developed world should be keeping an eye over its shoulder in the coming years.
We are now living in a time when the rich are getting richer faster than at any other time in history, when extraordinary population increases are producing multitudes of poor people who have access to television and are aware of how people in the developed world live. This rapidly growing technology is an amplifier of the economic and theological differences that people feel, and these perspectives are likely to only become more acute in the coming decade as the have/have-not divide broadens.
We know that drugs, crime and terrorism can be linked, as they are in Afghanistan, or that money laundering can provide the resources for criminal and terrorist networks. Bribery in Russia has helped terrorists to succeed in their attacks. It appears that this environment will become even more volatile in the near future as weapons of mass destruction become available to those groups that want to use them
The war against terrorism can never be won in Pakistan because this war is against the drug abuse population of Pakistan. Afghanistan is one of the biggest opium producers in the world. It is easy to make money by exporting the opium. Most of the victims are of the young generation, especially males.
The most effective response to the terrorism problem requires a two-front strategy that has short-term and longterm components: dealing with the current terrorists and dealing with the fundamentals that produce and encourage terrorism. Almost all of the governmental effort is focused on the short-term problem and not the longterm one, so it is reasonable to presume that if the fundamentals that encourage terrorism are not addressed in a significant way the problem will grow.
Poverty is clearly a huge problem for the planet. However, I don't think that we know yet if poverty directly causes terrorism. Few terrorists seem to be poor: on the contrary, they seem to be well-educated and upper class. Indeed, if poverty spawns terrorism, there should be a lot more terrorism in the world.
Terrorism is a form of crime, so it is useful to look at the links between poverty and crime. Surprisingly, research shows that poverty itself doesn't seem to cause crime. However, there is evidence of direct causality between increases in inequality in a society and increases in crime. Poverty docs not make poor people into terrorists and murderers. Yet poverty, weak institutions. and corruption can make weak states vulnerable to terrorist networks and drug cartels within their borders.
Numerous studies have shown that the best long-term approach to some of the most intractable problems the world faces is to increase education in less-developed countries, particularly of girls. When they become mothers, educated girls raise their families differently, they value education, and they have different values and goals. They also have fewer children. It is a very fundamental way to change whole systems. j
Young males are the prime victims. It is possible that males accept drugs and are motivated easily by the others. To find the proper solution, we need counseling for the young generation by the Dangerous crop.
teachers, elite persons of the society and parents, and foster an understanding relationship between the young and the old in the society.
Our government must motivate the young generation against drugs and take necessary actions against drug trafficking and the criminals who brainwash the young generation through drugs to encourage terrorism.
Md Mozzammel Haque is Erasmus Mundus 'AtoSiM' Master Course, Faculty of Science, University of Amsterdam