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Richard A. Clarke

Against All Enemies | Quiz

Richard A. Clarke
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1)

Why does Secretary of State Christopher push to bomb an Iraqi facility on a Saturday night? (from Chapter 4)

It's the least likely time the U.S. media will notice.
He knows the Iraqis work weekend hours.
It'll be the most surprising time.
To minimize casualties.
2)

What company ends up faring well due to fearful Americans post 9/11? (from Chapter 11)

Campbell's.
3M.
Aquafina.
Remington.
3)

In 1996, who does the U.S. fear will plan terrorist attacks on Americans? (from Chapter 5)

Iran.
Iraq.
Afghanistan.
Pakistan.
4)

What does Ramzi Yousef plan while on the lam for two years? (from Chapter 4)

Infiltration into the Pentagon's computer system.
Attacks on the Sears and John Hancock Tower in Chicago.
Assassination attempt on President Clinton.
Aircraft bombings on 11 different flights.
5)

How does Freeh want to handle Sayegh's case? (from Chapter 5)

Banish him to Saudi Arabia so they can handle his case.
Detain him illegally to interrogate him.
Get him to cooperate for a light sentence.
Execute him as an example for other terrorists.
6)

Why does Tony Lake deny the Pentagon's plans in fighting al Qaeda? (from Chapter 6)

The Pentagon is not willing to put enough men for a successful mission.
It is too upfront and not stealthy enough.
He prefers the CIA's plans.
Lake is not willing to use action just yet.
7)

What first tests the capabilities of the new department of Homeland Security? (from Chapter 11)

Suicide bombings at marketplaces.
Finding the financiers of terrorists in U.S.
Bombs in night clubs across U.S.
Anthrax attacks.
8)

Although al Qaeda's center is known to reside in Afghanistan, what percent of U.S. forces fighting "war on terrorism" is in Afghanistan? (from Chapter 11)

About 25%.
About 50%.
About 5%.
About 1%.
9)

How does al Qaeda indirectly fund terrorism so they are not caught? (from Chapter 6)

They keep all their money in the Caribbean or Switzerland.
They do not use a central banking system.
They use conterfeit money.
Through fabricated charities, museums, mosques, and cultural centers all over the world.
10)

What mistake does the U.S.S. Vincennes make? (from Chapter 5)

Does not communicate on the right line and misses instructions.
Heads in the wrong direction and meets the Iraqi oil tankers.
Shoots down an Iranian passenger plane.
Sends bombs to the wrong coordinates.
11)

According to Will Wechsler, where do people think bin Laden gets his finances from? (from Chapter 8)

Small donations from his followers.
The Saudi Arabian government.
The Sudanese government.
His father.
12)

Why does the CIA have extra motivation to catch Kansi? (from Chapter 6)

Kansi killed their own men in front of their headquarters.
They have been after Kansi for over a decade.
Kansi escaped from them durign a previous snatch attempt.
Kansi is the ringleader of over five terrorists attacks against the U.S.
13)

Who does Iran get on their side to overthrow the Khalifas? (from Chapter 5)

Sunni minority in Bahrain.
The Bahraini Shi'a.
The Bahraini military.
Bahraini refugees in Oman.
14)

Near the end of Clinton's administration, what is one of his main focuses? (from Chapter 9)

Isreali-Palestinian agreement.
Bombing Afghanistan.
Domestic security.
Rebuilding Bosnia.
15)

What does Clarke especially fight for to prevent terrorist attacks? (from Chapter 4)

Publicize all possible suspects on a nationwide emergency network.
Make execution the only possible terrorist punishment.
Greater collaborative effort from all departments.
Make it illegal to fund terrorist groups.
16)

What is expected to happen on August 20, 1998? (from Chapter 8)

Usama bin Laden is to meet his high officials.
Snipers are to take out bin Laden.
U.S. will bomb Iran.
Congress will vote on Clinton's impeachment.
17)

To get fresh eyes looking for bin Laden, what does the CSG turn to? (from Chapter 9)

Predators, (unmanned aircrafts).
Left behind dissidents in Sudan.
American born Afghanistans that are loyal to the U.S.
Allying with Russia.
18)

Of the three initiatives Clarke presents, which is the most troubling to cabinet members? (from Chapter 7)

The assignments of the ten programs in Initiative X.
Who is responsible for the Critical Infrstructure Program.
Having a "terrorism czar."
The order of the Continuity of Government.
19)

What does the FBI notice in the summer of 2001? (from Chapter 10)

They are the prime department to catch al Qaeda.
Strange events in flight schools across U.S.
There are al Qaeda sleeper cells in the U.S.
There are no active al Qaeda cells in the U.S.
20)

What does Cheney admit on "Meet the Press" in September of 2003? (from Chapter 11)

He disagreed with Bush on war with Iraq.
There is no evidence that states Iraq is involved with 9/11 attacks.
He believes al Qaeda is not proven to be the ones responsbile for 9/11.
Perhaps going into Iraq was a bad idea.
21)

What key point is indicated in the Dayton Accord? (from Chapter 6)

The U.S. and U.K. will no longer finanically help Bosnia if they remain in war.
The Serbian army must leave and evacuate Bosnia within a month.
The Russians are not allowed to enter Bosnian territory in the future.
The muj must leave Bosnia after the war.
22)

What does the U.S. prepare for because it is a likely agent for a mass civilian attack? (from Chapter 7)

Anthrax attacks.
Smallpox virus attacks.
Hanta virus attacks.
Sarin nerve gas attacks.
23)

By what year do the U.S. Departments all agree that bin Laden is the mastermind in global terrorism? (from Chapter 6)

1993.
1999.
1995.
2001.
24)

As Clarke handles recent terrorist attacks against the U.S., with many dead and injured, what is headlining the media? (from Chapter 8)

How Republicans hold Congress majority.
American Idol.
Clinton's infidelity scandal.
The need for homeland security.
25)

What does Clinton make sure the U.N. does after Black Hawk Down? (from Chapter 4)

Be ready with a peacekeeping force in 6 months.
Promote involvement from other countries to help with relief aid trafficking.
Send immediate relief aid.
Have a peacekeeping force collaborate with the U.S. within 2 weeks.
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