1. The difference between a war on terror and a traditional war is that in a traditional war we know who the enemies are we are going to battlefields to fight against the enemies everything is clear start to finish but when we talk about war on terror is a war of the mind “A war against terrorism is a war of the mind, so broadly defined that the enemy becomes anybody who makes us afraid. Indeed, what is conspicuous about American public discourse right now is how hard it is to talk about facts rather than fear.”(Reading 9.2). War on terror there is no clear enemy it could be anyone that’s what causes everyone to be on edge and afraid.
  2. The “Roving Wiretaps” go against the Fourth Amendment because the Fourth Amendment is put in place to put a limit on both unreasonable searches and seizures and with the “Roving Wiretaps” they are pretty much allowed to wiretap anyone they find suspicious without telling them they or something of theirs is wiretapped. It allows them to spy on you or anyone you happen to come in contact with while being wiretapped this would be considered an invasion of privacy because now that gives them access to you and everyone around you.
  3. The “Sneak & Peak” warrants also goes against a person’s Fourth Amendment because they are not letting the property owner know they will be conducting a search on their private property.

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