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From: bmac3@ssc-bee.UUCP (Scott Pilet)
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Subject: Re: Terrorism Inc.
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> 2) Israeli war-jets, with the active assistance of the US (in flight
> refueling in the air) raid a palestininan camp in the suburbs of
> Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, killing 20 tunisians and 40
> palestinians.

Didn't Israel deny the assistance of the US, i.e., they did their
own refueling?

> These events and several others show that terrorism is not the
> weapon of the weak and politically frustrated any more.
> State terrorism, State sponsored/condoned terrorism, along what 
> one might call classical terrorism, is becoming an instrument of
> international policy. 
> This new phenomen may have perturbing implications worldwide.
>  What's in store for us if governments decide to
> include terrorist methods in their political tools kit??
> Does'n't this implicitly vindicates the very terrorists we are
> seeking to combat?
> May be it's about time for governments to face and solve the
> political problem which is at the root of terrorist actions.
>  
> Any comments??? 

READ:
	The Terror Network by Claire Sterling
	publisher : Berkley Books

An excellent synopsis of State sponsered terrorism with may
footnotes and sources.