Quotes About Security

The primary goal of the War on Terror is to prevent an attack from happening.

We simply cannot afford to allow our government to go unscrutinised, most of all in amid the bleak seeming imperatives of the 'war on terror'.

Nobody would think that anybody on a terror watch list should have a gun, right?

Supporting the war on terror is not an anti-Palestinian act. It is anti-terror.

Either we destroy world terror or world terror will destroy us.

How is having every phone call that I make to my wife, to my daughter, relevant to any terror investigation?

What is our capability when someone posts a public social media posting that says that they're going to conduct attacks on the United States on behalf of the Islamic State. Why can't we pick up that information and then stop that act of terror?

It is time for President Obama to admit that - in this new age of peer-to-peer terror - we need a real strategy to combat radicalization at home and destroy extremist safe havens abroad.

We know that our life of freedom is stronger than terror.

You don't talk to terror organizations!

Right now, there is no way that the federal government can prevent someone who's on the terror watch list from buying a gun - none.

The United States cannot live with terror.

We have entered a new phase in Islamist terror. Fifteen years after 9/11, our enemies have regained their momentum.

All terror groups are bad, and we shall fight them all.

Ever since 9/11, our intelligence agencies, as part of the 'war on terror,' have expanded their operations to include American citizens. I was 'terrorized' when I learned that the National Security Agency was intercepting information on Americans.

Again and again since 9/11, terror attacks in the West have been carried out by second-generation Muslims who are citizens of the very country they are attacking.

The 'war on terror' has created a culture of fear in America.

'Cartel Land' explores what happens when - in a Mexican society without order, law or security - vendettas, terror, and corruption go hand in hand with the pursuit of a better world.

Much of what we regard as truth in the war on terror is actually rather suspect.

We don't like it when the president doesn't even say 'Islamic terror.' It's very disturbing.

For a lot of people, life's been pretty good. There hasn't been true terror right in your face.

Certainly, I cannot say that my government's relationship with Pakistan was free of problems. I think the control of terror is our primary concern. And Pakistan made promises it didn't keep.

Since when has delivering a fitting reply to a terror attack become politicisation of security?

Let there be no doubt: we will be tough on terror wherever it strikes.