The disturbing practice of calling opposition groups and politicians terrorists is not only unhelpful but conducive to the undermining of democracy.
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On December 12, 2016 Greek police destroyed a suspected bomb planted allegedly by the Conspiracy of Cells of Fire outside the Labor Ministry in central Athens.
On December 2, 2008 the KLNLF bombed an Indian passenger train in India’s Assam State, killing five persons including a child and injured 34 others.
On November 28, 2002 a car crashed through the front of a Kenyan hotel, killing 13 and wounding 80: an attack on an aircraft taxiing failed.
When you call it a ‘war on terrorism’ you’d expect a military role, no? But is it the best approach?
Those who advocate or not so subtly justify the use of violence by environmental activists are terrorists, pure and simple.
On November 18, 2013 a grenade was thrown through the front door of a newspaper in the Bahamas but failed to detonate.
On November 14, 2012 ISI planted three bombs simultaneously in Kirkuk, killing at least five people in one of several violent incidents on the Islamic new year
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When terrorists become rulers
Bringing in (former) terrorists to run nations is generally a very bad idea: terrorist groups are not even remotely qualified to do so.
Life sentences for terrorism are appropriate. Why does the Canadian justice system fail to appreciate this very simple concept?