HLS 615 Discussion Forum: Two Separate Terrorism Events

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In Discussion Forum 2, post your response to the following discussion question. You are required to respond to a minimum of two (2) other students; however, students must read all other posts. Posts should be made in a scholarly manner, including citing and referencing your sources. You are welcome to use other resources in addition to the assigned readings. Responses should be concise while also answering the questions completely.
Using two separate terrorism events (see pages 136-143 in the textbook), explain the significance of the dates on which the events occurred and describe the significance of the event and how it may have affected your life or the lives of others you know. 
PG.136 Terrorism and organized hate crime and law enforcement personnel may spend too much time analyzing dates for significance. 
After all, what is significant? This will vary based on the person, culture, and definition. 
Following the tragic train bombing events in Madrid, Spain, some analysts and academics looked for significance. It was noted that both events occurred on the eleventh day of a month, if one uses a Gregorian calendar. Both took place during months that through their numeric equivalent are divisible by three. One last piece of information that was observed was the continuation of the number three, in the number of years between the two. Is any of this significant? What about the fact that 2004 was a leap year? What is the significance of that, if any? 
Dates of terrorism significance There are many significant dates in the world of terrorism beyond September 11, 2001. A list 
of dates that may have potential significance in terrorism based on a traditional Western 
Gregorian calendar is outlined in this section. The significance of any date is based on several variables, including personal perception, personal ideology, group ideology, calendar 
used, religion followed, and culture. Items such as celebrations, major events, or even the 
weather should be noted when monitoring dates.
This list is not all-inclusive and is largely based on events that have occurred since 
1968. It is also void of many events that have occurred in North America such as abortion clinic bombings; ecological events; and many incidents attributed to domestic-based, 
Puerto Rican, Jewish Defense League, and anti-Castro groups.