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USAToday |
Guard Not Ready For Terrorism A9a010226 U S A Today
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StarTrib |
Eco Radicals Oregon Fires F B I
- The FBI considers the ELF one of the county's leading domestic terrorist
organizations, with millions of dollars in damages linked to its actions
since 1997. Steele said the Pacific Northwest is "ground zero for
eco-terrorism."
- The ELF claimed responsibility for a 1998 fire that caused $12 million
damage at the Vail, Colo., ski resort. The group said the fire was set because
Vail had expanded into lynx habitat. The group also claimed responsibility
for other fires including one Jan. 2 that caused $400,000 damage at Superior
Lumber Co. in Glendale, Ore.
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RTD |
Terrorist Chairman Task Force
- Gilmore, chairman of a national task force on terrorism that is
concluding a three-year study,
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WashPost |
Foreign Anger W T C
- While average Chinese routinely approach Americans
to offer condolences for Tuesday's terrorist attacks, many others in their
offices, schools and Internet chats have voiced satisfaction at what they
describe as a well-deserved blow against U.S. arrogance.
- With the collapse of communism as an ideology, China's
government has embraced nationalism and nationalist causes in its search
for new legitimacy.
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StarTrib |
Assassin Terrorist Reply
- citing the origin
of both the word "assassin" and "hashish." In the 11th century, a secret
order of Shi'ite Muslims killed their political opponents, often using poor
adolescents who had been inebriated with a particular substance--a taste
of the paradise awaiting them if they did the leader's bidding. The sect's
leader was al-Hassan ibn-al-Sabbah whose name metamorphed into a description
of the technique and the substance. Instead of Borking your opponent, you
hassan him.
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USAToday |
Terrorism Next Gen
- the
Bush administration will look the other way when it comes to human rights
abuses, arms control violations and religious persecution.
- Bush said last week that he isn't asking Congress for authority to
lift all sanctions against every country needed in the coalition.
- "We've trotted out Sudan as an ally in the war against terrorism.
But they are, and have been, using the same terrorist tactics," says Rep.
Spencer Bachus, R-Ala., a sponsor of the bill. "Our commitment to the war
against terrorism can't take the form of appeasement to terrorist regimes
and the abandonment of their victims."
- The five former Soviet republics in Central Asia that have offered
their support have among the worst human rights records in the world. In
Uzbekistan, authorities have imprisoned thousands of non-violent Muslims
in recent years for not worshiping in government-sanctioned groups.
- China has signaled that its modest assistance — Chinese
anti-terrorism experts had a rare meeting with U.S. counterparts last week
— will carry a price. Senior officials in Beijing say they plan to crack
down on "terrorists" in Tibet, where a separatist movement has enjoyed strong
U.S. support.
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WashPost |
Worst Case Scenario
- Imagine the unimaginable: The president, in the White House, the
vice president, at the National Observatory, and all Cabinet members, in
their respective agency headquarters, are killed in a terrorist attack on
downtown Washington. So are all members of Congress, except the few who happen
to be out of town
- What happens to the Republic? At the moment, the answer is alarming:
chaos
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CNN |
Democracy Winner Mugabe
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WashPost |
Young Bombers Despair Mid East
- Before she shopped for someone to supply
her with an exploding belt, Dareen Abu Aisheh had a long series of Socratic
debates with her uncle, Jasser Khalili, over the rightness and wrongness
of suicide bombing.
- "I admit I had no defenses against some of her words,"
- Before that, she had worked hard to find someone to turn her into
a human bomb. Two Islamic groups had rejected her
- Palestinian researchers have begun to study the phenomenon. They
are discovering a generation of young people who believe they have no future
and who feel their lives -- and deaths -- are out of their control
- The day before her mission, Noura's mother tried to show her the
new bedroom she would have in a house her father was building. Noura refused
to go see it. "The whole generation is acting like this. They are withdrawing
from life,"
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CNN |
Pres Sap Niyazov Turkmenistan
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WSJ |
Red Tape Travelers Response To U S
- It's payback time for U.S. travelers.
- Partly in retaliation for the United States' tougher stance toward
foreign visitors, a number of countries have raised visa fees and erected
new hurdles for incoming American citizens. While the higher fees and new
paperwork aren't onerous, the added steps could catch some travelers off
guard and add a new degree of complexity to overseas trips.
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USAToday |
On Terrorist Watch List Nelson Mandela
- Nobel Peace Prize winner and international symbol
of freedom Nelson Mandela is flagged on U.S. terrorist watch lists and needs
special permission to visit the USA
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New Laws Needed Chertoff Without Citizen Review
... Source: BlackListedNews
- Chertoff said that once laws are written, the public should not
second-guess government actions and claim that federal officials are overstepping
their authority
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WashPost |
Work to cease on 'virtual fence' along U.S.-Mexico border
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