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Elimination of Terrorism Requires International Cooperation
At first, Ryan believes once he returns to the United States that the worst is behind him and all he must do is recover from his gunshot wound, after all, the "Irish Problem" is Britain's problem, not his. That is until analysis of the ULA and their ideology points to the possibility that they might strike in the United States. For Jack Ryan, the possibility became a probability. With his family in the hospital, Jack joins the CIA and through them discovers that terrorism is a worldwide threat. Initially all he intended to do was to locate the ULA and eliminate them. What he discovers through working at the CIA is that there are terrorist cells working all over the world. What he discovers that bothers him the most is that there are nations that actually host terrorist groups and camps, countries such...
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