Terrorism in the United States

Reports from 96 to 99, trying to find more recent publications.

I got a kick out of seeing the ALICE pack on the 96 report cover, the 99 report cover is a "SPECIAL RETROSPECTIVE EDITION".

Report 96 isn't as image heavy as the first three to five (99), pages of the others. I can see these being used in an FBI terror fact book. Also notice how the 99 report has nearly twice as many pages, identifying five groups of terrorism. "Special Interst Groups" is listed as one, I wonder if pressure groups will be labeled as such?

Have a look for yourselves, I'm sure someone will like.

FBI pubs, terror

Good post.

America evidentally has learned nothing from the KKK, Charles Manson, and the Oklahoma City Bombing. Terrorists can be American too.

Originally posted by sweatmonicaIdo
Good post.

America evidentally has learned nothing from the KKK, Charles Manson, and the Oklahoma City Bombing. Terrorists can be American too.

you left out neo nazis, ELF, ALF, PETA and those other groups

How many ways can you abuse this statement and how would a prosecuter define this for his needs.

DEFINITIONS
There is no single, universally accepted, definition of terrorism. Terrorism is defined
in the Code of Federal Regulations as �...the unlawful use of force and violence against
persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or
any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives.� (28 C.F.R.
Section 0.85)

Would social cover religion?