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1. Jan 1985

   Jan 1, 1985 - The Bill will allow victims of terrorism to sue the perpetrators and supporters of terrorism through the Canadian courts. Plaintiffs can seek redress for terrorist acts committed anywhere in the world on, or after, January 1, 1985. From Canada230410 - Related web pages www.emergencymanagement.org.uk/news ...

2. Feb 1985

   Feb 7, 1985 - 20041228 US Army - Timeline of Terrorism.. Kidnapping of US Officials in Mexico, 07.Feb.1985 Under the orders of narcotrafficker Rafael Caro Quintero , Drug Enforcement Administration agent Enrique ... www.army.mil/terrorism/1989-1980.20041228 US Army - Timeline of Terrorism.. Kidnapping of US Officials in Mexico, 07.Feb.1985 Under the orders of narcotrafficker Rafael Caro Quintero , Drug Enforcement Administration agent Enrique ... www.army.mil/terrorism/1989-1980. 20041228 TP: Drug dealer charities and drug dealer blessings (12-97)... the basilica of Guadalupe, doctor in theology and professor of the Papal University of Mexico, qualified as "generous donors," Rafael Caro ... Show moreShow less From 20050103 - Related web pages alfatomega.com/20050103.html

3. Mar 1985

   Mar 25, 1985 - [87] Robert McFarlane, a former Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, suggested at a Defence Strategy Forum on 25 March 1985, that the directive supported resistance by force to state-sponsored terrorism 'by all legal means.' [88 ... From … : Self-Defence and State-Sponsored Terrorism" [2003] MelbJlIntLaw 3 - Related web pages www.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/MelbJIL/2003/3.html

4. Apr 1985

   Apr 17, 1985 - And again leading the chorus of pious "anti-terrorism" is the CIA. Intelligence chief William Casey entitled his delivered speech at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy on April 17, 1985, International Terrorism. Potent Challenge to American ... From EVXpress - THE CIA AND T - Related web pages dlib.eastview.com/browse/doc/20270738

5. May 1985

   May 1985 - On matters of terrorism and the laws of war, in May 1985 Roberts sided with Douglas Feith, a Reagan aide who rose to become under secretary of defense for policy in President George W. Bush's first term. Both argued that the United States should not ratify a ...On matters of terrorism and the laws of war, in May 1985 Roberts sided with Douglas Feith, a Reagan aide who rose to become under secretary of defense for policy in President George W. Bush's first term. Both argued that the United States should not ratify a proposed amendment to the Geneva Convention granting insurgent groups like the Palestine Liberation Organization the same status as official armies. Last month, before Bush nominated him, Roberts showed that he ... Show moreShow less From Roberts sided with Rehnquist on school prayer, papers show - Related web pages www.nytimes.com/2005/08/16/world/americas ...

6. Jun 1985

   Jun 1985 - The probe was closed in June 1985 after the Justice Department concluded the group was involved in political activities and was not involved in terrorism. While the FBI earned the criticism, it also deserves some sympathy. The agency has a difficult job trying ...The probe was closed in June 1985 after the Justice Department concluded the group was involved in political activities and was not involved in terrorism. While the FBI earned the criticism, it also deserves some sympathy. The agency has a difficult job trying to protect the US against terrorism. It must investigate many organizations with philosophical or actual links with other countries. Doing that job while not violating political rights is not easy. Show moreShow less From KEEP ENSURING AMERICANS' RIGHTS - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/DSNB/lib00497 ...

7. Jun 1985 - Gejdenson has noted that that Shultz wrote Capitol Hill in June 1985, saying, " Should we conclude that any group based in or supported by Iraq is engaged in terrorist acts, we would promptly return Iraq to the list of countries identified as supporting terrorism." From US Aware Of Iraqi Terrorism; Documents Undercut US Prewar Stance On … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-1009300.html?refid ...

8. Jun 1985 - Nuclear Terrorism: Defining the Threat, Paul Leventhal and Yonah Alexander, editors. Papers presented at the Conference on International Terrorism: The Nuclear Dimension, June 1985. Pergamon Brasseys. From NCI Publications & Reprints, 1981-1990 - Related web pages www.nci.org/01nci/09/nt-biblio-92501.htm

9. Jun 7, 1985 - image india terrorism - Google News Victoria Times ColonistTerror risk lowered before attackToronto Star, Canada - 14 hours agoIn fact, on June 7, 1985 CSIS's assessment was that "the threat from Sikh terrorism to all Indian representatives in Canada ...image india terrorism - Google News Victoria Times ColonistTerror risk lowered before attackToronto Star, Canada - 14 hours agoIn fact, on June 7, 1985 CSIS's assessment was that "the threat from Sikh terrorism to all Indian representatives in Canada, including Air India, ...Air India thought 'crying wolf' Toronto StarAir India judge accuses feds of discrediting key witness Guelph Mercury (subscription)Terror victims receive little government aid: report National ... Show moreShow less From Terrorism - Related web pages indiastandard.com/index.php?category=75&sort ...

10. Jul 1985

    Jul 1985 - “In July 1985, the President characterized terrorism as 'an act of war'” 99. -“ President Reagan was concerned because Hezbollah was taking Americans hostage & periodically killing them.” 99. From Flat Tax - Related web pages mrhotfish.com/

11. Jul 1985 - Papers presented at the International Conference on Current Trends in World Terrorism held in July 1985 at Tel-Aviv University. Includes bibliographies and index. From Contemporary trends in world terrorism / edited by Anat Kurz | National … - Related web pages catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/1541943

12. Jul 10, 1985 - It is named after the Greenpeace flagship of the same name that was sunk by the French secret service in Auckland harbour, New Zealand, on July 10 1985. The three-m has been characterised as a unilateral act of state terrorismState terrorism is a controversial ...It is named after the Greenpeace flagship of the same name that was sunk by the French secret service in Auckland harbour, New Zealand, on July 10 1985. The three-m has been characterised as a unilateral act of state terrorismState terrorism is a controversial term that is separate from the more common term, State sponsored terrorism. State terrorism is defined by some as violence upon a national population committed by national governments or their proxies. State terrorism ... Show moreShow less From Secret Police States Organizations Surveillance Security - Related web pages www.economicexpert.com/a/Secret:police.htm

13. Jul 20, 1985 - Terrorist groups and terrorist acts have been the focus of reports by both executive ... Document 4 NSDD 180, Civilian Aviation Anti-Terrorism Program, July 20, 1985. www.gwu.edu/.../NSAEBB/NSAEBB55/index1.html. From Terrorist Groups in Aviation Terrorism - ویکیو - Related web pages veyq.ir/search?q ...

14. Aug 1985

    Aug 15, 1985 - 7. The Assam Accord was signed on August 15, 1985, between representatives of the GOI and All Assam Students Union (AASU), which spearheaded the Assam agitation. For full text of the Accord, see South Asia Terrorism Portal; Countries; India; States ...7. The Assam Accord was signed on August 15, 1985, between representatives of the GOI and All Assam Students Union (AASU), which spearheaded the Assam agitation. For full text of the Accord, see South Asia Terrorism Portal; Countries; India; States; Assam; Documents; Assam Accord; www.satp.org. 8. For a profile of these groups, as well as a comprehensive listing, see South Asia Terrorism Portal; Countries; India; States; Assam; Terrorist Outfits; www.satp. Show moreShow less From Sunil Nath on ULFA - Related web pages www.mail-archive.com/assam@pikespeak.uccs.edu ...

15. Oct 1985

    Oct 1, 1985 - On 1 October 1985, Israel launched a long range air strike against the PLO headquarters in Tunis, killing over 73 people and wounding about 100 others. At a press conference held by Israeli Minister of Defense Yitzhak Rabin, Chief of Staff Moshe Levy ...On 1 October 1985, Israel launched a long range air strike against the PLO headquarters in Tunis, killing over 73 people and wounding about 100 others. At a press conference held by Israeli Minister of Defense Yitzhak Rabin, Chief of Staff Moshe Levy, and Air Force Chief Amos Lapidot, Israel announced a new policy where terrorist targets would be attacked wherever they were located and that no terrorist was safe: “As long as PLO terrorism, or any other terrorism ... Show moreShow less From ICT - Articles > The Threat of Maritime Terrorism to Israel - Related web pages www.ict.org.il/Articles/tabid/66/Articlsid/251 ...

16. Oct 8, 1985 - They endorse the Secretary-General's statement of 8 October 1985, which condemns all acts of terrorism. They resolutely condemn this unjustifiable and criminal hijacking as well as other acts of terrorism, including hostage-taking. They also condemn terrorism in ...They endorse the Secretary-General's statement of 8 October 1985, which condemns all acts of terrorism. They resolutely condemn this unjustifiable and criminal hijacking as well as other acts of terrorism, including hostage-taking. They also condemn terrorism in all us forms, wherever and by whomever committed. Show moreShow less From Repertoire of the Practice of the Security Council - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=iV57QIQvfigC&pg ...

17. Oct 23, 1985 - 23. Alexander Jones, New York Times media reporter, made this observation during the seminar "The Media and Terrorism," sponsored by the Center for Communications on Oct. 23, 1985. 24. Seminar "The Media and Terrorism." From Terrorism and the Media - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=QHsHUKDZxtQC&pg ...

18. Nov 1985

    Nov 7, 1985 - Statement on terrorism by Yasser Arafat, Cairo, November 7, 1985. The Palestinian people has and continues to struggle to liberate its occupied land, to exercise its right to self-determination, and to establish a state as a necessary condition for achieving a ...Statement on terrorism by Yasser Arafat, Cairo, November 7, 1985. The Palestinian people has and continues to struggle to liberate its occupied land, to exercise its right to self-determination, and to establish a state as a necessary condition for achieving a just and lasting peace in the region in which all peoples would coexist, free from acts of terrorism or subjugation. Show moreShow less From Document: Palestine: the Cairo Declaration, 7 Nov 1985 - Related web pages www.al-bab.com/arab/docs/pal/pal1.htm

19. Dec 1985

    Dec 9, 1985 - On December 9, 1985, the UN General Assembly unanimously approved Resolution 40/ 61, which not only unequivocally condemned all acts of terrorism as criminal, but also called upon states "to fulfill their obligations under international law to refrain from ...On December 9, 1985, the UN General Assembly unanimously approved Resolution 40/ 61, which not only unequivocally condemned all acts of terrorism as criminal, but also called upon states "to fulfill their obligations under international law to refrain from organizing, instigating, assisting, or participating in terrorist acts against other states, or acquiescing in activities within their territory directed towards the commission of such acts."' Show moreShow less From America's new war on terror: The case for self-defense under international … - Related web pages www.allbusiness.com/legal/3585742-1.html

20. Dec 31, 1985 - "This report provides a list of the lethal terrorist actions targeting Americans overseas that were recorded by Bureau of Diplomatic Security's Threat Analysis Division (DSfTAD) as of December 31, 1985. [ ] This chronology contains all recorded terrorism-related deaths ... From Homeland Security Digital Library (HSDL): Search Results - Related web pages https://hsdl.org/?search&offset=0&submitted ...

21. 1986

    1986 - Following recommendations from Bush's task force to increase the overall surveillance of terrorists, the FBI conducted 8450 domestic terrorism investigations in 1986, even though they reported only seventeen actual terrorist incidents that year.3 Much of the ...Following recommendations from Bush's task force to increase the overall surveillance of terrorists, the FBI conducted 8450 domestic terrorism investigations in 1986, even though they reported only seventeen actual terrorist incidents that year.3 Much of the difference between the two figures can be explained by the fact that the FBI was conducting political spying under the "terrorism" label. According to FBI documents later released through FOIA requests, the prime ... Show moreShow less From Secrets - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=67XBXqSP9KgC&pg ...

22. 1986 - In 1986, President Reagan named Bremer ambassador at large for counter-terrorism . He also served as an ambassador to the Netherlands and an official of the National Security Council. After he retired, Bremer was hired by Kissinger Associates, a consulting ...In 1986, President Reagan named Bremer ambassador at large for counter-terrorism . He also served as an ambassador to the Netherlands and an official of the National Security Council. After he retired, Bremer was hired by Kissinger Associates, a consulting firm headed by former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. Show moreShow less From AFTER THE WAR; New Civilian Chief in Iraq to Focus on Politics; Retired … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/333061011 ...

23. 1986 - The growing international threat of nuclear terrorism prompted the US Congress to enact the Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act in 1986.[5] The legislation directs the President to open a number of national and international initiatives aimed at ...The growing international threat of nuclear terrorism prompted the US Congress to enact the Omnibus Diplomatic Security and Antiterrorism Act in 1986.[5] The legislation directs the President to open a number of national and international initiatives aimed at diminishing the dangers of nuclear blackmail and terrorism. The law also requires the executive branch to closely monitor nuclear materials and restrict international shipments of bomb-grade materials of US origin. Show moreShow less From Leventhal & Chellaney: Nuclear Terrorism in South Asia - Related web pages www.nci.org/p/pl-bc.htm

24. Jan 1986

    Jan 20, 1986 - On 20 January 1986, North's efforts were crowned with National Security Decision Directive 207, making him chief coordinator of the Administration's counter-terror program, and providing him with a secret office and staff known as the Office To Combat ... From [CTRL] [6] Homeland Insecurity: Phoenix, Chaos, The Enterprise, - Related web pages www.mail-archive.com/ctrl@listserv.aol.com ...

25. Feb 1986

    Feb 1986 - Craig P. Coy, who had also served on the Vice President's task force, were assigned to the NSC staff in February 1986. Earl and Coy both reported to North, who supervised the NSC staff's counter-terrorism activities.In its final report, the task force recommended that the NSC add staff to address terrorism on a full-time basis. To implement this recommendation, Earl and Coast Guard Cmdr. Craig P. Coy, who had also served on the Vice President's task force, were assigned to the NSC staff in February 1986. Earl and Coy both reported to North, who supervised the NSC staff's counter-terrorism activities. Show moreShow less From Walsh Iran / Contra Report - Chapter 6 Robert L. Earl - Related web pages www.fas.org/irp/offdocs/walsh/chap_06.htm

26. Mar 1986

    Mar 6, 1986 - As Vice President George HW Bush, chair of the task force on terrorism, said at a press conference on March 6, 1986, "We should reiterate the willingness of our Administration to retaliate and retaliate swiftly when we feel we can punish those who were ...The belief among military, intelligence, and law-enforcement officials was that visible action to protect innocent civilians from terrorist attacks was necessary to maintain public faith. As Vice President George HW Bush, chair of the task force on terrorism, said at a press conference on March 6, 1986, "We should reiterate the willingness of our Administration to retaliate and retaliate swiftly when we feel we can punish those who were directly responsible ."47. Show moreShow less From Victory in War - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=OY5JThsw8KwC&pg ...

27. Apr 1986

    Apr 1986 - He is an old ally of Paul Wilkinson, having participated in Wilkinson's conference in Aberdeen in April 1986, as well as contributing a chapter to a Wilkinson-edited volume, 'British Perspectives on Terrorism.' [6] More important , he is the consultant on ...He is an old ally of Paul Wilkinson, having participated in Wilkinson's conference in Aberdeen in April 1986, as well as contributing a chapter to a Wilkinson-edited volume, 'British Perspectives on Terrorism.' [6] More important , he is the consultant on terrorism to a major Canadian broadcasting network and appears regularly on Canadian tall shows and in print as an expert on terrorism. Tugwell may be a right-wing extremist and disinformationist, but as we have seen , he ... Show moreShow less From Maurice Tugwell, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry - SpinProfiles - Related web pages www.spinprofiles.org/index.php/Maurice_Tugwell ...

28. Apr 1986 - were also the years in which the Reagan administration labeled terrorism its major international problem. At times, over 80 percent of Americans regarded terrorism as an "extreme" danger. In April of 1986, a national survey showed that terrorism was "the number ...Let us not forget that, regarding terrorism, those blissful 1980s—can anyone remember one single terrorist event in the United States during the entire decade?—were also the years in which the Reagan administration labeled terrorism its major international problem. At times, over 80 percent of Americans regarded terrorism as an "extreme" danger. In April of 1986, a national survey showed that terrorism was "the number one concern" for Americans. Show moreShow less From Project MUSE - Radical History Review - The Self-Fulfilling Prophecies of … - Related web pages muse.jhu.edu/journals/rhr/summary/v085/85 ...

29. Apr 1986 - A combination of circumstances led to the US bombing of Libya in April 1986. These circumstances included the persistent and irritating posturing of Libyan strongman Mu'ammar Gadhafi, growing public and congressional disenchantment with the Reagan ...A combination of circumstances led to the US bombing of Libya in April 1986. These circumstances included the persistent and irritating posturing of Libyan strongman Mu'ammar Gadhafi, growing public and congressional disenchantment with the Reagan administration's failture to deal with terrorism--especially Middle Eastern terrorism; intra-governmental pressures, with elements within the administration at war with each other, and finally, the fact that Libya was simply ... Show moreShow less From From the Washington Post, Mar. 17, 1990 www.fas.org/irp/congress/1990_cr/s900320 ...

30. Apr 1986 - Diplomats said the State Department took the action reluctantly as a display of solidarity on anti-terrorism with the British, who supported the United States when it attacked Libya in April, 1986. In part, the reluctance grew from the conviction that Syria is ...Diplomats said the State Department took the action reluctantly as a display of solidarity on anti-terrorism with the British, who supported the United States when it attacked Libya in April, 1986. In part, the reluctance grew from the conviction that Syria is too important a player in the Middle East to be dealt with by trying to isolate it. Any effort to revive the peace process between Israel and its Arab neighbors was doomed without Damascus having a role, officials ... Show moreShow less From Turning Point Sighted in US-Syrian Relations Officials Cite Readiness of … pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/58479570 ...

31. Apr 1986 - He says he came to the Punjab in April, 1986, with two goals: to curb terrorism and to win the hearts of the people. ``I am not a `Rambo` type,`` he says with robust laughter. ``I have not seen the movie. ``I am basically nonviolent. I have never carried a weapon in all my ... From … ` Leads All-out Offensive Against Sikh Terrorism - Page 2 - Chicago … - Related web pages articles.chicagotribune.com/1987-06-02/news ...

32. Apr 9, 1986 - In his April 9, 1986, news conference, for example, PRESIDENT REAGAN responded as follows when a reporter asked why Americans are the prime target of terrorism: ". . . Maybe we' re just the enemy because—sort of like climbing Mount Everest—because we're ...US Government policy and the viewpoints of many Americans seem to be based on a lack of understanding of the countries and cultures from which terrorism originates and an inability or unwillingness to try to understand why other people, particularly in the Third World, think the way they do. In his April 9, 1986, news conference, for example, PRESIDENT REAGAN responded as follows when a reporter asked why Americans are the prime target of terrorism: ". . . Maybe we ... Show moreShow less From Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution - PEACE in Action - Related web pages promotingpeace.org/1986/2/roush.html

33. Apr 14, 1986 - In the minds of some, the Global War on Terrorism began on April 14, 1986, when the United States launched Operation El Dorado Canyon. After Libya had been linked to a series of terrorist bombings, President Ronald Reagan ordered a series of airstrikes against ... From Chair Force Engineer: Karma 52 chairforceengineer.blogspot.com/2006/04/karma ...

34. Apr 15, 1986 - Today, Colonel Muammar Qaddafi is still the leader of Libya and remains active in state sponsored terrorism. Was the United States' effort on 15 April 1986 in vain? El Dorado Canyon solidified the efforts to combat Libyan sponsored terrorism over a decade ...This proved to have more of a lasting effect on his support of terrorism than the short term military actions of El Dorado Canyon. Today, Colonel Muammar Qaddafi is still the leader of Libya and remains active in state sponsored terrorism. Was the United States' effort on 15 April 1986 in vain? El Dorado Canyon solidified the efforts to combat Libyan sponsored terrorism over a decade and a half in one single strike. Show moreShow less From El Dorado Canyon: Strategic Strike, National Objectives - Related web pages www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/report ...

35. Apr 15, 1986 - They follow January exercises conducted in a "show of resolve" following terrorist attacks Dec. 27 at Rome and Vienna airports. ... The United States, acting to "pre-empt and discourage" Libyan terrorism, carried out a series of middle-of-the-night air strikes against Libya, ... From ACROSS THE 'LINE OF DEATH' A CHRONOLOGY OF RECENT US - … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/orlandosentinel/access ...

36. Apr 16, 1986 - REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON RULES, APRIL 16, 1986. A RESOLUTION 1 Congratulating President Reagan on his action against Libya. 2 WHEREAS, There is indisputable evidence that Moammar Khadafy 3 has funded, supplied and directed ...REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON RULES, APRIL 16, 1986. A RESOLUTION 1 Congratulating President Reagan on his action against Libya. 2 WHEREAS, There is indisputable evidence that Moammar Khadafy 3 has funded, supplied and directed international terrorism for 4 years; and 5 WHEREAS, The United States has tried diplomacy, economic 6 sanctions, public condemnation and repeated warnings to Colonel 7 Khadafy; and 8 WHEREAS, Colonel Khadafy's ... Show moreShow less From HOUSE RESOLUTION 281 PN 3313 - Related web pages www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/PN/Public ...

37. Apr 20, 1986 - April 9: Khadafy denies involvement in terrorist attacks on US targets. Reagan promises military response if United States pinpoints culprit ... April 14: European foreign ministers at EEC meeting in Netherlands call Libya a supporter of terrorism and promise to restrict movement of ... From THE UNITED STATES AND LIBYA; A 1986 CHRONOLOGY - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/boston/access/659874081 ...

38. Apr 23, 1986 - Legal mechanisms to combat terrorism : hearing before the Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, Ninety-ninth Congress, second session, on the availability of civil and criminal actions against Yassir ...Legal mechanisms to combat terrorism : hearing before the Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, Ninety-ninth Congress, second session, on the availability of civil and criminal actions against Yassir Arrafat's Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), April 23, 1986. This library owns a copy by United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism. Show moreShow less From Horizon Information Portal - Related web pages salsa.stlib.state.nm.us/ipac20/ipac.jsp ...

39. Apr 24, 1986 - WASHINGTON - President Ronald Reagan, sketching more of his plans for dealing with terrorism, said the United States might attack Iran and Syria if there was "ir refutable evidence" that either country was behind a terrorist act. state- supported terrorism is a form of warfare and you ... From We'd Hit Syria, Iran If Terror Links Proven: Reagan . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=Bb8yAAAAIBAJ ...

40. Apr 26, 1986 - MacKenzie, Robert. "Terror teams said poised to hit Canada." The Toronto Star. 26 April 1986. "Terrorism's weird by-product - the so-called. From Terrorism And The Public Safety - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=eShHo1dPhwEC&pg ...

41. Apr 29, 1986 - AS AMENDED, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, APRIL 29, 1986. A RESOLUTION 1 Congratulating President Reagan on his COMMENDING PRESIDENT <-- 2 REAGAN AND THE MEN AND WOMEN OF OUR ARMED FORCES ON THEIR 3 ...AS AMENDED, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, APRIL 29, 1986. A RESOLUTION 1 Congratulating President Reagan on his COMMENDING PRESIDENT <-- 2 REAGAN AND THE MEN AND WOMEN OF OUR ARMED FORCES ON THEIR 3 action against Libya. 4 WHEREAS, There is evidence that Moammar Khadafy has funded, 5 supplied and directed international terrorism for years; and 6 WHEREAS, The United States has tried diplomacy, economic ... Show moreShow less From HOUSE RESOLUTION 281 PN 3398 - Related web pages www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/PN/Public ...

42. May 1986

    May 1986 - Elsewhere in this issue, we publish a resolution of the World Federalists which calls for additional multilateral action to deal with international terrorism. The Friends Committee on National Legislation in their May 1986 Washington Newsletter, which is ...Elsewhere in this issue, we publish a resolution of the World Federalists which calls for additional multilateral action to deal with international terrorism. The Friends Committee on National Legislation in their May 1986 Washington Newsletter, which is devoted to terrorism, suggests the following additional multilateral anti-terrorism policy goals ... Show moreShow less From Roush | Fighting Terrorism vs. Building Peace - Related web pages www.unc.edu/depts/diplomat/archives_roll ...

43. May 1986 - Koch, who was the Pentagon's top expert on terrorism until his resignation in May 1986 disclosed that he stepped down last week as a trustee of a special legal defense fund for Secord. He said he did so after he discovered that 500000 had been donat ed ...Koch, who was the Pentagon's top expert on terrorism until his resignation in May 1986 disclosed that he stepped down last week as a trustee of a special legal defense fund for Secord. He said he did so after he discovered that 500000 had been donat ed anonymously to the fund. He said the "tainted" money came from the same Swiss bank where Secord and business partner Albert Hakim maintained the bank ac count used in the Iran-contra deals. Koch also said that bickering ... Show moreShow less From North hid profits with false papers, witness tells panel . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=0h0jAAAAIBAJ ...

44. May 1986 - Individual papers focus on the Tokyo declaration of May 1986, terrorism in the Middle East, changing patterns of international terrorism and the mounting concern of the US Government, the strategy and tactics of terrorism and counterterrorist efforts, and the ...A final major theme is the response to terrorism, including methods of coping with particular terrorists and the general issue of how best to maintain international order. Individual papers focus on the Tokyo declaration of May 1986, terrorism in the Middle East, changing patterns of international terrorism and the mounting concern of the US Government, the strategy and tactics of terrorism and counterterrorist efforts, and the problems terrorism poses for foreign policies in ... Show moreShow less From NCJRS Abstract - National Criminal Justice Reference Service - Related web pages www.ncjrs.gov/App/publications/Abstract.aspx ...

45. May 1986 - Syria, believing in the right of peoples to resist occupation, and its condemnation of terrorism, late President Hafez Al-Assad declared at the end of May 1986, from the Greek capital (Athens), his famous initiative in the fight against international terrorism ...Syria, believing in the right of peoples to resist occupation, and its condemnation of terrorism, late President Hafez Al-Assad declared at the end of May 1986, from the Greek capital (Athens), his famous initiative in the fight against international terrorism, explaining his position from this terrorism by asserting that "Syria rejects, condemns and resists terrorism. But we clearly distinguish between terrorism and actions of national resistance against occupation, which we ... Show moreShow less From Baheth Center For Studies -- English Website - Related web pages www.bahethcenter.net/english/essaydetails.php ...

46. May 5, 1986 - President Ronald Reagan, Statement on International Terrorism at Tokyo Economic Summit Conference, May 5, 1986.The continuing fight against terrorism is a task which the international community as a whole has to undertake, we pledge ourselves to make maximum efforts to fight against that scourge. Terrorism must be fought effectively through determined, tenacious, discreet and patient action combining national measures with international cooperation. - President Ronald Reagan, Statement on International Terrorism at Tokyo Economic Summit Conference, May 5, 1986. Show moreShow less From Reagan: The Great Communicator In His Own Words. - Related web pages www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/838536/posts

47. Jun 1986

    Jun 25, 1986 - 'Researcher predicts terrorism increase', United Press International, 25 June 1986. Retrieved from "http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php?title= Centre_for_Contemporary_Studies" Categories: Terrorism Industry | Think Tanks. From Centre for Contemporary Studies - SpinProfiles - Related web pages www.spinprofiles.org/index.php ...

48. Jul 1986

    Jul 11, 1986 - The charge of belonging to an armed terrorist band was dropped because the Palestine Liberation Front has as its goal the restoration of a homeland to the Palestinian people, even though the hijacking itself was terrorism; Jerusalem Post, 11 July 1986.84. The Judge stated that leniency was shown because the hijackers were young, had no previous record in Italy, and had 'grown up in the tragic conditions which the Palestinian people endure.' The charge of belonging to an armed terrorist band was dropped because the Palestine Liberation Front has as its goal the restoration of a homeland to the Palestinian people, even though the hijacking itself was terrorism; Jerusalem Post, 11 July 1986. Show moreShow less From International Law at a Time of Perplexity - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=neA3Se7vWogC&pg ...

49. Aug 1986

    Aug 27, 1986 - August 27, 1986 - President Reagan signs an anti-terrorism law that bans arms sales to nations that support terrorism, and strengthens US anti-terrorist measures. From FYB'08: Resources for Students - Related web pages www.firstyearbook.umd.edu/warisaforce/students ...

50. Sep 1986

    Sep 9, 1986 - In France, however, the law on terrorism of 9 September 1986 did not create the specific offence of terrorism but simply extracted a “concept of terrorism” combining two elements: the inclusion of the offence in question in an established list (but can such a list ...In France, however, the law on terrorism of 9 September 1986 did not create the specific offence of terrorism but simply extracted a “concept of terrorism” combining two elements: the inclusion of the offence in question in an established list (but can such a list ever be exhaustive?) and the requirement – of necessity subjective – “that the offence be in connection with an individual or collective undertaking having as its objective the serious disruption of law and order through ... Show moreShow less From Panel3_JacqueRobert - Related web pages www.coe.int/T/E/Com/Files/Ministerial ...

51. Sep 24, 1986 - Jacques Chirac, in his speech on September 24th, 1986 correctly said," A "war against terrorism" is an impracticable conception if it means fighting terrorism with terrorism.". Regrettably, the West is yet to pay heed to that sane advice. The writer is a lawyer ...Jacques Chirac, in his speech on September 24th, 1986 correctly said," A "war against terrorism" is an impracticable conception if it means fighting terrorism with terrorism.". Regrettably, the West is yet to pay heed to that sane advice. The writer is a lawyer currently teaching in the Beacon House National University. She owns and operates her own blog. Yasmeen is a regular writer for Opinion Maker. Posted by Pakistan Pal at 11:45 PM. Show moreShow less From Pakistan Politics: Jihad and Terrorism: Are both synonymous? - Related web pages pakistanpal.blogspot.com/2010/05/jihad-and ...

52. Oct 1986

    Oct 1986 - In a UN speech in October 1986, Foreign Minister Shearer called for a strengthened international law against hostage-taking, as well as consideration of a UN convention on the suppression of international terrorism. The Suppression of Crime Act empowers the ...Nevertheless, the country has expressed concern about the potential threat of terrorism and has subscribed to the principal international antiterrorism conventions. In a UN speech in October 1986, Foreign Minister Shearer called for a strengthened international law against hostage-taking, as well as consideration of a UN convention on the suppression of international terrorism. The Suppression of Crime Act empowers the government to combat terrorism. Show moreShow less From Caribbean Islands - Related web pages www.mongabay.com/history/caribbean_islands ...

53. Nov 1986

    Nov 1986 - 1 President Hafez el-Assad, in a November 1986 speech to the participants in the 21st Convention of Workers Unions in Syria, said the following: “We have always opposed terrorism. But terrorism is one thing and a national struggle against occupation is ...1 President Hafez el-Assad, in a November 1986 speech to the participants in the 21st Convention of Workers Unions in Syria, said the following: “We have always opposed terrorism. But terrorism is one thing and a national struggle against occupation is another. We are against terrorism. . . Nevertheless, we support the struggle against occupation waged. Show moreShow less From 10. One person's terrorist is another's freedom fighter? (megret … - Related web pages sites.google.com/site/internationalcriminallaw ...

54. Nov 5, 1986 - '3 This collection was compiled for the 'European Conference of Ministers responsible for combating terrorism' which met at the Council's headquarters in Strasbourg, France, on 4 and 5 November 1986 and adopted one more declaration and three new resolutions ...This work is of considerable volume as appears from the 70-page collection of Council of Europe texts on this subject, entitled 'Combating Terrorism.'3 This collection was compiled for the 'European Conference of Ministers responsible for combating terrorism' which met at the Council's headquarters in Strasbourg, France, on 4 and 5 November 1986 and adopted one more declaration and three new resolutions on this subject. By way of introduction to the description of the. Show moreShow less From Legal Responses to International Terrorism - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=3rJbkWnsiE4C&pg ...

55. Dec 1986

    Dec 1986 - investigation into the affair. In December 1986...nations that support international terrorism, ... The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy Book article from: The Oxford Companion to the Supreme ...The affair came to public...a supporter of international terrorism. Shortly... cabinet on security affairs and covert operations...investigation into the affair. In December 1986...nations that support international terrorism, ... The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy Book article from: The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy Of...the subjects of ... Show moreShow less From International Affairs – FREE International Affairs information | … - Related web pages www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G2-2536601010.html

56. Jan 1987

    Jan 22, 1987 - Magazine article from: Department of State Bulletin March 1, 1987 700+ words ...Measures for Dealing With Terrorism Address before the Discover...January 22, 1987. Mr. Bremer is Ambassador at Large for Counter-Terrorism. Today I would like to...(L. Paul Bremer's address before... Magazine article from: Department of State Bulletin March 1, 1987 700+ words ...Measures for Dealing With Terrorism Address before the Discover...January 22, 1987. Mr. Bremer is Ambassador at Large for Counter-Terrorism. Today I would like to...ourgovernment is working to suppress terrorism. The problem is global... Show moreShow less From … : Bremer says he did not mean Bush took no action against terrorism. | … - Related web pages www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286 ...

57. Feb 1987

    Feb 5, 1987 - In a dispute with some of Its closest allies, has been forced to abandon plans for a conference In Rome Saturday on fighting terrorism, says an American official. France, with support from Britain, objected that the allies could be drawn Into a discussion of US mili tary options to ... From Parley On Terrorism Falls Through . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=bwAiAAAAIBAJ ...

58. Mar 1987

    Mar 1, 1987 - By RICHARD BERNSTEIN, SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES LEAD: A special criminal court sentenced a Lebanese terrorist leader to life imprisonment today after finding him guilty of complicity in the killings of an American and an Israeli diplomat in 1982. A special criminal court sentenced ... From FRANCE SENTENCES TERRORIST TO LIFE - New York Times - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

59. Apr 1987

    Apr 1987 - "Terrorism: Laws Cited Imposing Sanctions on Nations Supporting Terrorism", April 1987. This document was produced in response to a request by New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg to "determine how often and under what circumstances laws imposing sanctions on nations ... From The NEFA Foundation - Homeland Security and Counterterrorism … - Related web pages www.nefafoundation.org/documents-ctstrategy.html

60. May 1987

    May 29, 1987 - The Geneva Declaration on Terrorism, passed May 29, 1987 by the UN general assembly, points out that the main perpetrators of terrorism are governments striving to keep down parts of their populations or other peoples. “State terrorism manifests itself in ...The Geneva Declaration on Terrorism, passed May 29, 1987 by the UN general assembly, points out that the main perpetrators of terrorism are governments striving to keep down parts of their populations or other peoples. “State terrorism manifests itself in: Police state practices against its own people to dominate through fear by surveillance, disruption of group meetings, control of the news media, beatings, torture, false and mass arrests, false charges and rumors, show ... Show moreShow less From Break the Silence - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/27551182/Break-the-Silence

61. Jun 1987

    Jun 1987 - For instance, at the International Conference on Terrorism called by the Organization of the Islamic Conference in Geneva in June 1987, Ayatullah Shaykh Muhammad 'Ali Taskhiri, provided the following definition: 'Terrorism is an act carried out to achieve ...For instance, at the International Conference on Terrorism called by the Organization of the Islamic Conference in Geneva in June 1987, Ayatullah Shaykh Muhammad 'Ali Taskhiri, provided the following definition: 'Terrorism is an act carried out to achieve an inhuman and corrupt [mufsid] objective, and involving threat to security of any kind, and violation of rights acknowledged by religion and mankind.'7 Taskhiri accused the United States of being the 'mother of ... Show moreShow less From Global Anti-Terrorism Law and Policy - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=nzQOAR5rqvcC&pg=PA18 ...

62. Jul 1987

    Jul 10, 1987 - The greatest achievement was organizing a state level function in the darkest days of Khalistani and state terrorism on July 10th 1987 . From Naxalite Maoist India: July 2008 - Related web pages naxalrevolution.blogspot.com ...

63. Aug 1987

    Aug 1987 - In August 1987, for example, the Houston Division and the Houston Police Department issued a memorandum of understanding creating a Joint Terrorism Task Force to prevent and investigate domestic and international terrorism in the region. From Federal Bureau of Investigation - The Houston Field Offcie: A Brief History - Related web pages houston.fbi.gov/history.htm

64. Sep 1987

    Sep 24, 1987 - Writing in The New York Review of Books for Sept. 24, 1987, the historian Shaul Bakhash surveyed four books dealing with terrorism in the 1980s. "There is considerable interest ... in explanations for the rise of terrorism, the ideology and structure of ...Writing in The New York Review of Books for Sept. 24, 1987, the historian Shaul Bakhash surveyed four books dealing with terrorism in the 1980s. "There is considerable interest ... in explanations for the rise of terrorism, the ideology and structure of terrorist groups, the psychology and social background of those attracted to terrorist movements, the extent of state-sponsored terrorism, and the links between terrorist organizations. Most books touch on the subject of ... Show moreShow less From frontline: target america: links & readings - Related web pages www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/target ...

65. Oct 1987

    Oct 1987 - “Differentiating Terrorist Psychologies: Basis for a Rational Anti-Terrorist Policy,” presented to Conference “Academic Research in Terrorism: Relationship to Policy,” sponsored by the Guggenheim Foundation, Santa Fe , NM , October, 1987. From --JERROLD M - Related web pages www.pol-psych.com/downloads/Curriculum2005.htm

66. Nov 1987

    Nov 4, 1987 - South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, “Regional Convention on Suppression of Terrorism,” 4 November 1987, Available online at: https://www. unodc.org/tldb/pdf/conv_sarc_1987.pdf. Additional Protocol including nuclear terrorism: https://www.unodc.org/tldb/pdf ... From Center for International Trade and Security | University of Georgia - Related web pages www.uga.edu/cits/Events/NATOBibliography.html

67. Dec 1987

    Dec 7, 1987 - On December 7, 1987 the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 421159 on Measures to Prevent International Terrorism. The Resolution stated, inter alia: Noting the efforts and important achievements of the International Civil Aviation ...On December 7, 1987 the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 421159 on Measures to Prevent International Terrorism. The Resolution stated, inter alia: Noting the efforts and important achievements of the International Civil Aviation Organization and the International Maritime Organization in promoting the security of international air and sea transport against acts of terrorism, consistent with General Assembly resolution 40/61, Appealing to all ... Show moreShow less From Chapter : Encyclopedia of the Palestine Problem - Related web pages www.palestine-encyclopedia.com/EPP/Chapter33.htm

68. Feb 1988

    Feb 1988 - Arab and Israeli Terrorism The Questionable 1980s 171 172 Arab and Israeli Terrorism Three PLO officials killed by car bomb in Limassol, Cyprus, February 1988. Arab and Israeli Terrorism Left to right: Mohammed al-Tamimi, Mohammed Ibheis, and ...Abu Jihad was well guarded, but his villa was vulnerable to a sea attack, and that evening he gave most of his guards the night off. Arab and Israeli Terrorism The Questionable 1980s 171 172 Arab and Israeli Terrorism Three PLO officials killed by car bomb in Limassol, Cyprus, February 1988. Arab and Israeli Terrorism Left to right: Mohammed al-Tamimi, Mohammed Ibheis, and Marwan al-Kayyali. Arab and Israeli Terrorism Fedayeen Cells, were Lebanese recruits. Show moreShow less From George Home Page - Related web pages www.george345.com/website/archive/latimes/2002 ...

69. Mar 1988

    Mar 23, 1988 - Even for Northern Ireland, where more than 2500 people have died in sectarian violence since 1969 the past two weeks have seen shocking displays of brutality. First, a gunman of presumed Protestant sympathies lulled three mourners and injured 68 others at a burial service for three ... From Terror And Meaning In Ireland . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=4lENAAAAIBAJ ...

70. Apr 1988

    Apr 1988 - It was the first time senior officials from the two countries have met since the Saudis broke off ties in April 1988, citing terrorism and subversion. It was the most positive sign yet that they may be moving toward rapprochement. A reconciliation would help draw ...It was the first time senior officials from the two countries have met since the Saudis broke off ties in April 1988, citing terrorism and subversion. It was the most positive sign yet that they may be moving toward rapprochement. A reconciliation would help draw Iran into the anti-Iraq camp and intensify Saddam Hussein's isolation. Saddam has been courting neighboring Iran, which was at war with Iraq from 1980-1988, for help in puncturing the UN economic embargo imposed ... Show moreShow less From IRAQI TONE TURNS MORE TOWARD THE CONCILIATORY - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/SP/lib00249 ...

71. Jun 1988

    Jun 15, 1988 - Countering Terrorism: Successes and Failures by L. Paul Bremer, III Address before the Institute of Inter- national Ed%ication and the World Af- fairs Council in Denver on June 15, 1988. Ambassador Bremer is Ambassador at Large for Counter-Terrorism.The complete transcript of the hear- ings will be published by the committee and will be available from the Superintend- ent of Documents, US Government Print- ing Office, Washington, DC 20402. ■ Countering Terrorism: Successes and Failures by L. Paul Bremer, III Address before the Institute of Inter- national Ed%ication and the World Af- fairs Council in Denver on June 15, 1988. Ambassador Bremer is Ambassador at Large for Counter-Terrorism. Public opinion ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Department of State bulletin" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

72. Jul 1988

    Jul 3, 1988 - airliner's destruction July 3, 1988 Instead focusing on a pipe bomb attack last March that destroyed a van driven by his wife, Sharon, as she drove to work. Mrs . Rogers escaped Injury. The Van bombing remains under investigation by the as a possi ble act of ...airliner's destruction July 3, 1988 Instead focusing on a pipe bomb attack last March that destroyed a van driven by his wife, Sharon, as she drove to work. Mrs . Rogers escaped Injury. The Van bombing remains under investigation by the as a possi ble act of terrorism. Rogers, speaking to a crowd of about 200 aboard the heavily guarded ship, denounced terrorism, saying It Is a "subterranean and shadowy war" that "preys on a lack of courage and enlists those without moral ... Show moreShow less From Rogers ends command without apology . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=1FgeAAAAIBAJ ...

73. Aug 1988

    Aug 22, 1988 - The Heads of State of Government noted with satisfaction that the SAARC Convention on Suppression of Terrorism had been ratified and had come into effect on 22 August 1988, thus reflecting the sincere desire on the part of the Member States to enter into ...The Heads of State of Government noted with satisfaction that the SAARC Convention on Suppression of Terrorism had been ratified and had come into effect on 22 August 1988, thus reflecting the sincere desire on the part of the Member States to enter into meaningful cooperation to eliminate the scourge of terrorism from the South Asian region. They called for the adoption of enabling measures by Member States to implement the Convention at the earliest. Show moreShow less From Fourth Saarc Summit Islamabad - SAARC Tourism.org - Related web pages www.saarctourism.org/forth-saarc-summit.html

74. Sep 1988

    Sep 3, 1988 - By TERRIL JONES AP Writer . TOKYO ( — Asian airports have tightened security to prevent acts of terrorism during the Summer Olym pics in South Korea this month. Authorities in Japan, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and all the way to Australia, in addition to South Korea itself, are clamping ... From Asian Airports Tighten Security To Prevent Terrorism At Olympics . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=27crAAAAIBAJ ...

75. Oct 1988

    Oct 19, 1988 - On 19 October 1988 Tory Home Secretary Douglas Hurd announced that organisations in Northern Ireland believed to support terrorism would be banned from directly broadcasting on the airwaves. The ban affected 11 loyalist and republican organisations but Sinn ...On 19 October 1988 Tory Home Secretary Douglas Hurd announced that organisations in Northern Ireland believed to support terrorism would be banned from directly broadcasting on the airwaves. The ban affected 11 loyalist and republican organisations but Sinn Fein, the political wing of the IRA, was the main target. It meant that instead of hearing Gerry Adams, viewers and listeners would hear an actor's voice reading a transcript of the Sinn Fein leader's words. Show moreShow less From The 'broadcast ban' on Sinn Fein - Related web pages news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4409447.stm

76. Nov 1988

    Nov 22, 1988 - (L. Paul Bremer III address)... Magazine article from: Department of State Bulletin February 1, 1989 700+ words ...Washington University conferencee on terrorism on November 22, 1988. Ambassador Bremer is Ambassador at Large for counter-Terrorism.(L. Paul Bremer III address)... Magazine article from: Department of State Bulletin February 1, 1989 700+ words ...Washington University conferencee on terrorism on November 22, 1988. Ambassador Bremer is Ambassador at Large for counter-Terrorism. Today I would like to talk to you about...policy. Rather, they are evidence that terrorism is now and will be a persistent international.. . Show moreShow less From Article: US administrator in Iraq Paul Bremer criticized Bush on terrorism … - Related web pages www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286 ...

77. Dec 1988

    Dec 1988 - In December 1988, Yasser Arafat told the world that he `renounced' terrorism and `recognized' the state of Israel. By uttering those magic words, Mr. Arafat immediately gained the recognition of the US But Mr. Arafat has a long history of saying one thing ...In December 1988, Yasser Arafat told the world that he `renounced' terrorism and `recognized' the state of Israel. By uttering those magic words, Mr. Arafat immediately gained the recognition of the US But Mr. Arafat has a long history of saying one thing and doing another. In fact, just one month before. Mr. Arafat had been denied a visa to the US by the Reagan State Department because it found that, despite his claims that he had abandoned terror, he was directing ... Show moreShow less From COMPLIANCE WITH THE PLO COMMITMENTS COMPLIANCE ACT - Related web pages www.globalsecurity.org/security/library ...

78. Dec 1988 - The impasse of earlier years was not resolved until Yasser Arafat, following his speech to the United Nations General Assembly in December 1988, explicitly stated that the PLO "renounces terrorism." Today, under the Roadmap, more is asked than a halt or ...The impasse of earlier years was not resolved until Yasser Arafat, following his speech to the United Nations General Assembly in December 1988, explicitly stated that the PLO "renounces terrorism." Today, under the Roadmap, more is asked than a halt or renunciation of terrorism. The Roadmap calls on the Palestinian Authority, in Phase One, to "confront those engaged in terror" and to "dismantle terrorist infrastructure." Show moreShow less From Al-Quds -- 31 May 2004 - Related web pages www.peacelobby.org/al-quds_--_31_may_2004.htm

79. Dec 1988 - Both the PLO and Syrian despot Hafez Assad (our ally in the Gulf war) have renounced terrorism. If you had caught the Syrian-sponsored Palestinian terrorist who planted the bomb on Pan Am Flight 103 as he was leaving the airport that day in December 1988 ...But unlike nuclear disarmament, which can be monitored and controlled by external forces, renouncing terrorism means nothing in the real world. Both the PLO and Syrian despot Hafez Assad (our ally in the Gulf war) have renounced terrorism. If you had caught the Syrian-sponsored Palestinian terrorist who planted the bomb on Pan Am Flight 103 as he was leaving the airport that day in December 1988 and asked him to renounce terrorism, he probably would have done it. And ... Show moreShow less From Reparations and other tactics - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/WT/lib00179 ...

80. Dec 1988 - Though the bombing was supposed to teach Qaddafi a lesson, it apparently did not stop him from sending agents to blow up Pan Am 103 in December 1988, killing 270 Americans, British, and others. Though Reagan spent his entire time in office warring against ...Though the bombing was supposed to teach Qaddafi a lesson, it apparently did not stop him from sending agents to blow up Pan Am 103 in December 1988, killing 270 Americans, British, and others. Though Reagan spent his entire time in office warring against terrorism, far more American civilians died in terrorist attacks at the end of his reign than at the beginning. Yet terrorism lost none of its political value as a hobgoblin. The Reagan administration almost totally ... Show moreShow less From Free Thought Manifesto: November 2006 - Related web pages freethoughtmanifesto.blogspot.com ...

81. Dec 7, 1988 - Other members of the United Nations, however, were infuriated with Shultz's action and agreed to meet with Arafat in Geneva. There, on December 7, 1988, Arafat renounced terrorism and any intention to interfere with Israel. But critics noted that his apparent ...Other members of the United Nations, however, were infuriated with Shultz's action and agreed to meet with Arafat in Geneva. There, on December 7, 1988, Arafat renounced terrorism and any intention to interfere with Israel. But critics noted that his apparent change in policy had come with two distinct qualifications: His renunciation of terrorism did not include Palestinian actions inside Israel, and he- meant the Israel before the Six Day War. Shultz nonetheless ... Show moreShow less From Crucible of Power - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=n6Al88smOAUC&pg ...

82. Dec 12, 1988 - Indeed we can only wonder what kind of terror AP's timeline says Arafat "renounced" on December 12, 1988.The timeline put out by the Associated Press, the world's biggest news agency, and used by news outlets worldwide (titled "Key Events in Yasser Arafat's Life") , also omitted all acts of terrorism. Indeed we can only wonder what kind of terror AP's timeline says Arafat "renounced" on December 12, 1988. Show moreShow less From Creating Delusion - Related web pages www.primechoice.com/philosophy/shelp ...

83. Dec 15, 1988 - Of course, the PLO Geneva Declaration, 15 December 1988, refers also to a change in the organization's attitude towards terrorism (also Palestinian) and counter- terrorism efforts.22 Israeli reprisal tactics launched in retaliation to terrorist assaults have been frequently interpreted as aggressive intervention. Of course, the PLO Geneva Declaration, 15 December 1988, refers also to a change in the organization's attitude towards terrorism (also Palestinian) and counter- terrorism efforts. Show moreShow less From Tolerating Terrorism in the West - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=2jTrAuA6WI8C&pg=RA1 ...

84. Dec 16, 1988 - In addition, the administration of George HW Bush held open the possibility of direct dialogue if Arafat would renounce terrorism and agree to be bound by Resolution 242. This he purported to do on December 16, 1988, claiming to acknowledge "the right of all ...This he purported to do on December 16, 1988, claiming to acknowledge "the right of all parties concerned in the Middle East conflict to exist in peace and security...including the state of Palestine and Israel and other neighbors according to the Resolutions 242 and 338"; and asserting: "As for terrorism...I repeat for the record that we totally and absolutely renounce all forms of terrorism, including individual, group and state terrorism." Show moreShow less From The Father of Modern Terrorism - Related web pages www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/11/12/opinion ...

85. Dec 21, 1988 - More than 100 innocent Americans and Scots were killed by a terrorist bomb on Dec. 21, 1988, and, overall, nothing has been done. I guess there will be more commissions, debates and books, but I fear nothing will be done in response to terrorism. Americans ...More than 100 innocent Americans and Scots were killed by a terrorist bomb on Dec. 21, 1988, and, overall, nothing has been done. I guess there will be more commissions, debates and books, but I fear nothing will be done in response to terrorism. Americans who died on the plane are owed something by their government - protection or actions of caring. We need to learn from the Israelis . Their solutions to terrorism are a strong, competent intelligence, an ultra- tight airport ... Show moreShow less From Foster Care Solution Is More Money - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/SL/lib00171 ...

86. Dec 21, 1988 - Libya's purported sponsoring of the downing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, on 21 December 1988 is one such example. 3. Motive—the type of motivation determines the type of terrorism.In such cases, the literature usually speaks of state terror, though not necessarily terrorism. In cases where states support sub-national terrorist groups by providing safe havens, funding, weapons, intelligence, training, or other means, we can speak of state-sponsored terrorism. Libya's purported sponsoring of the downing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, on 21 December 1988 is one such example. 3. Motive—the type of motivation determines the type of ... Show moreShow less From Globality Studies Journal (GSJ)—Article - Related web pages www.stonybrook.edu/globality/Articles/no18.html

87. Dec 21, 1988 - But on Dec. 21, 1988, a terrorist bomb blew up a Pan Am 747 over Scotland, with a loss of 270 souls. History's verdict For all its blood and bombs, terrorism has a losing record. In the modern era, terrorism seems to have achieved its goals only three times ...But on Dec. 21, 1988, a terrorist bomb blew up a Pan Am 747 over Scotland, with a loss of 270 souls. History's verdict For all its blood and bombs, terrorism has a losing record. In the modern era, terrorism seems to have achieved its goals only three times - in the '40s in Palestine, in the '50s in Cyprus and in the '60s in Aden. In each case, terrorism prompted the British to pack up and go home, which is what the terrorists wanted. Show moreShow less From EMBASSY BOMBINGS SHOWCASE SHIFTING METHODS OF … docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/SL/lib00171 ...

88. Dec 21, 1988 - The Memorials Of Arlington ... On 21 December 1988, a cowardly act of terrorism blew PanAm's ... McCollum, Elyse Jeanne Saraceni, Scott Christopher Saunders; .. . [ www.arlingtoncemetery.net ]. Arlington, Virginia,HJ,IH,victims,terrorist bombing,Owens ...On 21 December 1988, a cowardly act of terrorism blew PanAm's ... McCollum, Elyse Jeanne Saraceni, Scott Christopher Saunders; .. . [ www.arlingtoncemetery.net ]. Arlington, Virginia,HJ,IH,victims,terrorist bombing,Owens,memorial cairn,Pan Am Flight 103,HJ RES,honor,United States,Flight 103,citizens,Daniel,EW,Michael,Buser,liam,Robert,Marie To authorize the placement of a memorial cairn in Arlington ... Jeanne Saraceni, Scott Christopher Saunders; R ... Show moreShow less From Jeanne Saraceni - Pipl Profiles - Related web pages pipl.com/directory/name/Saraceni/Jeanne

89. Jan 1989

    Jan 17, 1989 - Mr Hogg repeated this view during a debate on the Prevention of Terrorism legislation in the House of Commons. Within a few weeks Patrick Finucane was murdered. Mr Hogg's comments about solicitors' support for terrorism made on 17th January 1989 aroused ...Mr Hogg repeated this view during a debate on the Prevention of Terrorism legislation in the House of Commons. Within a few weeks Patrick Finucane was murdered. Mr Hogg's comments about solicitors' support for terrorism made on 17th January 1989 aroused controversy. To the extent that they were based on information passed by the RUC, they were not justifiable and the Enquiry concludes that the Minister was compromised. Show moreShow less From The Stevens Inquiry - Related web pages news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/spl/hi ...

90. Feb 1989

    Feb 14, 1989 - The ayatollah's subsequent valentine — the fatwa was issued February 14, 1989 — brought terrorism to Rushdie's door. Fellow Eastern diaspora writer VS Naipaul once described Rushdie's plight as "an extreme form of literary criticism." Several years after he ...The ayatollah's subsequent valentine — the fatwa was issued February 14, 1989 — brought terrorism to Rushdie's door. Fellow Eastern diaspora writer VS Naipaul once described Rushdie's plight as "an extreme form of literary criticism." Several years after he moved to New York from London, Rushdie glimpsed terror on an epic scale as the World Trade Center bombings unfolded. It gave him one of the most unique vantage points for assessing Western fears and, in particular ... Show moreShow less From Part of the Story - Related web pages charlotte.creativeloafing.com/gyrobase ...

91. Mar 1989

    Mar 9, 1989 - On 9 March 1989 Baker met Shevardnadze in Vienna where the new CFE talks opened. Baker was reported to have discussed 'linkage' over arms to Nicaragua, terrorism and chemical weapons.This middle-course option was termed 'status quo plus' and was said to involve a careful evolution- ary approach to the USSR which looked to joint efforts by the superpowers to address regional con- 443 flicts and questions of terrorism and arms prolifer- ation. On 9 March 1989 Baker met Shevardnadze in Vienna where the new CFE talks opened. Baker was reported to have discussed 'linkage' over arms to Nicaragua, terrorism and chemical weapons. Show moreShow less From The Bush administration and the 'end' of the cold war: a critical geopolitics … - Related web pages linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii ...

92. Apr 1989

    Apr 14, 1989 - WASHINGTON Secretary of- State James Baker HI will dis cuss possible US soviet cooperation in fighting terrorism when he meets with his Soviet counterpart in Moscow next month, administration officials say. The issue arose briefly when Baker met with Soviet Foreign Minis ter Eduard ... From Soviets May Help Us Fight Terrorism . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=vEYaAAAAIBAJ ...

93. May 1989

    May 22, 1989 - The European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism entered into force for Ireland on 22 May, 1989. This Convention, which has implications for extradition , is being implemented in the State on foot of a Ministerial Order which designates those States ...The European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism entered into force for Ireland on 22 May, 1989. This Convention, which has implications for extradition , is being implemented in the State on foot of a Ministerial Order which designates those States which are also parties to the Convention. © Government of Ireland. Oireachtas Copyright Material is reproduced with the permission of the House of the Oireachtas Accessibility Statement | Privacy Statement ... Show moreShow less From … Convention on The Suppression of Terrorism) Act, 1987 (Designation of - Related web pages www.irishstatutebook.ie/1989/en/si/0115.html

94. Jun 1989

    Jun 1989 - After seizing power in a military coup in June 1989, the Islamist authorities acquired a reputation for suppressing dissent and sponsoring terrorism, but they have been working to improve their image. Guests in the garden of the Presidential Palace were treated ...After seizing power in a military coup in June 1989, the Islamist authorities acquired a reputation for suppressing dissent and sponsoring terrorism, but they have been working to improve their image. Guests in the garden of the Presidential Palace were treated to traditional dances and displays of fireworks before President Bashir delivered the anniversary speech. He listed what he said were the achievements of the revolution, including a constitution that has recently ... Show moreShow less From Bashir calls for peace with enemies - Related web pages news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/381728.stm

95. Jul 1989

    Jul 6, 1989 - PLO praise for terrorism against Israel. (Palestine Liberation Organization) PR Newswire ...was issued by the Embassy of Israel: On July 6, 1989, a Palestinian. ..terrorism inside or outside Israel, but must also be prepared...is clearly evident in Bassam ...PLO praise for terrorism against Israel. (Palestine Liberation Organization) PR Newswire ...was issued by the Embassy of Israel: On July 6, 1989, a Palestinian. ..terrorism inside or outside Israel, but must also be prepared...is clearly evident in Bassam Abu-Sherif's interview and in other...Palestinian terror against Israel. On ... The Washington Post PLO Proclaims Palestinian State; Vote Accepting Key UN Resolution Implies... Show moreShow less From PLO Says Israel Blocks Chartering of Ship - The Washington Post | … - Related web pages www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1P2-1239302.html

96. Aug 1989

    Aug 14, 1989 - On August 14, 1989, President George HW Bush formed the Presidential Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism, calling for a "zero tolerance" policy and preparation for retaliatory military strikes against terrorist groups and the countries that harbor ...On August 14, 1989, President George HW Bush formed the Presidential Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism, calling for a "zero tolerance" policy and preparation for retaliatory military strikes against terrorist groups and the countries that harbor them. (Zero-tolerance policies and laws mandate certain responses to presumed offenses, with no allowance made for individual judgments. Show moreShow less From Environmental Health - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=DuCNxKlDLogC&pg ...

97. Sep 1989

    Sep 1989 - Requested by three Senate committees in the summer of 1989,2 and begun in September 1989, the first report of the study, Technology Against Terrorism: The Federal.This report concludes an examination of the role that technology may play in the effort to combat terrorism. It is the second of two reports, which together constitute an assessment of the role of technology in combating terrorism. Requested by three Senate committees in the summer of 1989,2 and begun in September 1989, the first report of the study, Technology Against Terrorism: The Federal. Show moreShow less From Technology Against Terrorism - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=JHdEVifANs8C&pg=PA3 ...

98. Oct 1989

    Oct 21, 1989 - It was the 74th episode produced for the series, although it is listed as the 71st episode on the Garfield and Friends DVD. It originally aired on October 21, 1989. for the jockey at Heathrow airport on Tuesday night, when he was detained by anti-terrorist ...It was the 74th episode produced for the series, although it is listed as the 71st episode on the Garfield and Friends DVD. It originally aired on October 21, 1989. for the jockey at Heathrow airport on Tuesday night, when he was detained by anti-terrorist officers on suspicion of being a suicide bomber Noun 1. suicide bomber - a terrorist who blows himself up in order to kill or injure other people act of terrorism, terrorism, terrorist act - the calculated use of ... Show moreShow less From … Laden' held by police after triggering major anti-terror alert at Heathrow. - … - Related web pages www.thefreelibrary.com/Shashi+'Bin+Laden ...

99. Nov 1989

    Nov 23, 1989 - 3. Shlomo Hillel, posing as Charles Armstrong , negotiated the Mid East Air deal with Iraqi officials including Prime Minister Tufiq al-Suwaidi, probably with bribes. Arab and Israeli Terrorism New York Review of Books, 23 November 1989, p. 60. Arab ...London Times, 16 and 20 May1950, p.3. Shlomo Hillel, posing as Charles Armstrong , negotiated the Mid East Air deal with Iraqi officials including Prime Minister Tufiq al-Suwaidi, probably with bribes. Arab and Israeli Terrorism New York Review of Books, 23 November 1989, p. 60. Arab and Israeli Terrorism This event received more coverage. Arab and Israeli Terrorism Michael Curtis et al., Arab and Israeli Terrorism Chapter 8 1. Arab and Israeli ... Show moreShow less From George Home Page - Related web pages www.george345.com/website/archive/latimes/2002 ...

100. Dec 1989

     Dec 12, 1989 - Legally speaking RISCT was in fact the same entity as the Institute for the Study of Conflict. The registered company of that name became the Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism on 12 December 1989, and on the same day the charity ...RISCT was the result of an amalgamation of Paul Wilkinson's Research Foundation for the Study of Terrorism and the Institute for the Study of Conflict, a right- wing propaganda outfit with connections to MI5 and the CIA. Legally speaking RISCT was in fact the same entity as the Institute for the Study of Conflict. The registered company of that name became the Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism on 12 December 1989, and on the same day the ... Show moreShow less From Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism - SpinProfiles - Related web pages spinprofiles.org/index.php ...