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From: abeles@mhuxm.UUCP (J. Abeles (Bellcore, Murray Hill, NJ))
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Subject: Re: The definition of terrorism is NOT flexible!
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Date: Tue, 10-Dec-85 16:31:41 EST
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>>> Thedefinition of terrorism, and justification for supporting it, is highly
>>> flexible. 
>> THE DEFINITION OF TERRORISM IS NOT FLEXIBLE.
> Mr. Abeles must have misunderstood, misread, or not read what I wrote.
That's Dr. Abeles.  Please refer to me either as J. Abeles or as Dr. Abeles.
>             GOOD and EVIL have very little place in geopolitics.
> They are just words...
That is a cynical statement.