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originally posted by: MidnightGoddess
a reply to: intrptr
Their not being invaded by motor cars. There's a big difference between the two. I don't run in terror from oncoming traffic from ordinary law abiding citizens trying to get from point A to B.
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: MidnightGoddess
Those willing to terrorize should know what terror really is.
To any would be terrorists on american soil. I'm waiting.
The UK is used to attacks. Thankfully those carrying them out at the moment are no where near as effective as the IRA and others were in the 70s 80s and 90s.
originally posted by: MidnightGoddess
a reply to: intrptr
May I ask you, do you know what the difference between a terrorist and a citizen driving a car that happens to get into an accident is?
originally posted by: pfishy
a reply to: MidnightGoddess
I think forcing one's citizens to view attacks like these as the norm, and a fact of life, is a sure sign that their leaders need to take a drastically new tactic in dealing with terrorists, or be replaced. It's their responsibility to ensure the safety of their citizens. Forcing them to adapt to their failure to do so is unbelievably arrogant and self-serving.
French-based Algerian spies initially given the task of infiltrating Islamist networks were transformed into agent provocateurs. In spring 1995, Ali Touchent, an Algerian agent, began to gather and incite a network of disaffected young men from north African backgrounds to commit terrorist attacks in France. The DRS's infiltrators, led by Zitouni, also pushed the GIA to eliminate some of the FIS's leaders living in Europe.
'Terrorist into ordinary law abiding Muslim'
originally posted by: Simon1967
Read this it's interesting: Who really bombed Paris?
French-based Algerian spies initially given the task of infiltrating Islamist networks were transformed into agent provocateurs. In spring 1995, Ali Touchent, an Algerian agent, began to gather and incite a network of disaffected young men from north African backgrounds to commit terrorist attacks in France. The DRS's infiltrators, led by Zitouni, also pushed the GIA to eliminate some of the FIS's leaders living in Europe.