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The article discusses the Global War on Terror that began after the 9/11 attacks. It questions whether this is truly a war and examines the conflict between Islamic extremists and the West. The paper suggests that the current approach to terrorism is flawed, with overly aggressive and unachievable objectives. It recommends adjusting political goals to achieve success in the long term.