The Road to the Iraq War | 2. Terror
Slow Burn
Fear and Paranoia Post 9/11
This chapter examines the wave of fear and paranoia that swept over the U.S. following the 9/11 attacks, particularly focusing on the anthrax incidents and the government’s response. It highlights the complex interplay between the perceived threat of bioterrorism, political maneuvering, and public sentiment during this turbulent period. Through exploration of key figures and events, the chapter sheds light on how the aftermath of 9/11 influenced significant political decisions, culminating in the rhetoric that justified military action against Iraq.
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