1. P. Williams claims that war against terror is a war of the mind. The war on terror is so broad and vague, that we don’t really know what we’re pledging war on. This leads to people becoming afraid of anyone they come across. This is different from regular war in regards of our target. In traditional war, we have a set, specific target, while the war on terror does not.

2. The “Roving Wiretaps” violate the Fourth Amendment in the Bill of Rights. The Fourth Amendment protects the people from unreasonable search and seizure. When you wiretap someone, you can eavesdrop and incriminate yourself in the process without ever knowing it.

3. The “Sneek and Peek Warrant” also goes against the Fourth Amendment. This warrant allows people like the FBI or police to enter your house with a search warrant without telling you. While law enforcement has a search warrant and is allowed to search your home, the person has the right to be noticed on it.