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1. 1995

   1995 - Signed in 1995, this directive sets forth the US general policy to use all appropriate means to deter, defeat, and respond to all terrorist attacks against US interests. More specifically, PDD 39 directs federal departments to take various measures to (1 ...Signed in 1995, this directive sets forth the US general policy to use all appropriate means to deter, defeat, and respond to all terrorist attacks against US interests. More specifically, PDD 39 directs federal departments to take various measures to (1) reduce the vulnerabilities to terrorism, (2) deter and respond to terrorism, and (3) develop effective capabilities to prevent and manage the consequences of terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction. Show moreShow less From Critical infrastructure protection federal efforts require a more coordinated … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=WIwiSbB3w1oC&pg=PA21 ...

2. Feb 1995

   Feb 27, 1995 - On February 27, 1995, Task Force Director Yossef Bodansky alerted the FBI and a multiple federal law enforcement agencies that an international terrorism offensive, sponsored by "Iran and Syria," was imminent. Washington, DC topped the hit list.Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building before bombing Eighteen months of intelligence gathering from multiple informants embedded throughout the Middle East led the Congressional Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare to sound the silent alarm. On February 27, 1995, Task Force Director Yossef Bodansky alerted the FBI and a multiple federal law enforcement agencies that an international terrorism offensive, sponsored by "Iran and Syria," was imminent. Show moreShow less From JaynaDavis.com: Author Biography - Related web pages www.jaynadavis.com/bio.html

3. Mar 1995

   Mar 9, 1995 - On March 9, 1995, Top Ten Fugitive Melvin Edward Mays, a member of the Chicago El Rukns street gang, was arrested by members of the FBI's Chicago Joint Terrorism Task Force. He was charged with over 40 federal counts related to a conspiracy to conduct ...On March 9, 1995, Top Ten Fugitive Melvin Edward Mays, a member of the Chicago El Rukns street gang, was arrested by members of the FBI's Chicago Joint Terrorism Task Force. He was charged with over 40 federal counts related to a conspiracy to conduct terrorist activities on behalf of the Government of Libya. During the mid-1980s, US law enforcement indicted and convicted several other members of the El Rukns street gang for conspiring to commit terrorist acts on ... Show moreShow less From Terrorism in the United States - Related web pages www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/fbi/terrorin.htm

4. Apr 1995

   Apr 1995 - In testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in April 1995, Admiral William O. Studeman the Acting Director of Central Intelligence, summarized the terrorist threat to the United States in the following manner: International terrorism remains one of ...This section assesses the threat posed by terrorism to the United States and examines the role that OPSEC plays in protecting US interests against terrorist attack. In testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in April 1995, Admiral William O. Studeman the Acting Director of Central Intelligence, summarized the terrorist threat to the United States in the following manner: International terrorism remains one of the deadliest and most persistent threats to US ... Show moreShow less From Intelligence Threat Handbook - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=ZyHKOvYdsP0C&pg=PT40 ...

5. Apr 1995 - Following the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in April 1995, the President issued Presidential Decision Directive (PDD) 39, which directs responsible federal agencies to take various measures aimed at: 1) reducing vulnerabilities to ...Following the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in April 1995, the President issued Presidential Decision Directive (PDD) 39, which directs responsible federal agencies to take various measures aimed at: 1) reducing vulnerabilities to terrorism, 2) deterring and responding to terrorism, and 3) preventing and managing the consequences of terrorist uses of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). The FBI specifically is tasked with reducing the United ... Show moreShow less From Audit Report - Related web pages www.justice.gov/oig/reports/FBI/a0410 ...

6. Apr 3, 1995 - See David Hughes, Uranium Seizures Heighten Terrorism Concerns, AVIATION WK. & SPACE TECH., Apr. 3, 1995, at 63. 87. The quantity of material needed to achieve critical mass is largely dependent on how highly enriched the material is. For ...See David Hughes, Uranium Seizures Heighten Terrorism Concerns, AVIATION WK. & SPACE TECH., Apr. 3, 1995, at 63. 87. The quantity of material needed to achieve critical mass is largely dependent on how highly enriched the material is. For example, using uranium that was 20% enriched, a bomb maker would need about 250 kg. Using uranium that was 90% enriched, a bomb maker would need about 18 kg. See Kellman & Gualtieri, supra note 79, at 684. Show moreShow less From Duke Journal of Comparative & International Law: Barry L. Rothberg, … - Related web pages www.law.duke.edu/shell/cite.pl?8+Duke+J.+Comp ...

7. Apr 6, 1995 - On April 6, 1995, the full Judiciary Committee held a hearing on issues relating to international terrorism, entitled, `International Terrorism: Threats and Responses.' At that hearing, particular sections of HR 896 were discussed, criticisms of HR 896 ...On April 6, 1995, the full Judiciary Committee held a hearing on issues relating to international terrorism, entitled, `International Terrorism: Threats and Responses.' At that hearing, particular sections of HR 896 were discussed, criticisms of HR 896 were voiced, and witnesses and Members engaged in debate relating to the constitutionality of specific provisions of that bill. Show moreShow less From Search Results - THOMAS (Library of Congress) - Related web pages thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/T?&report=hr383 ...

8. Apr 10, 1995 - Stephen Flatow, the father of Alisa Flatow, told how Clinton called him when Alisa died on April 10, 1995, and promised to help find those responsible. He attended Clinton's signing of the Anti- Terrorism Act. However, "more than a year after obtaining my ...Stephen Flatow, the father of Alisa Flatow, told how Clinton called him when Alisa died on April 10, 1995, and promised to help find those responsible. He attended Clinton's signing of the Anti- Terrorism Act. However, "more than a year after obtaining my judgment, I'm still being opposed by the State Department in my efforts to make the Iranians pay the price prescribed by the Anti-Terrorism Act," he said. Sens. Connie Mack, R-Fla., and Frank Lautenberg, DN.J ... Show moreShow less From Clinton flip-flop angers terrorism victims' kin President blocks … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/USAToday/access/45884104 ...

9. Apr 19, 1995 - The attack on April 19, 1995, remains the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in US history. As has become custom, the anniversary service held at the memorial - part of which sits on the site of the former federal building - was both simple and poignant. "We ...The attack on April 19, 1995, remains the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in US history. As has become custom, the anniversary service held at the memorial - part of which sits on the site of the former federal building - was both simple and poignant. "We are here today to remember those who were killed, those who survived and those changed forever," said Oklahoma City Police chaplain Jack Poe . "May this memorial offer comfort, strength, peace, hope and serenity." Show moreShow less From Oklahomans pause to remember victims of 1995 bombing - Related web pages www.themonitor.com/articles ...

10. Apr 19, 1995 - On April 19, 1995, domestic-based terrorists ignited an explosive device in Oklahoma City. This device killed 168, injured 503, damaged 320 buildings, and resulted in an estimated recovery cost of $650 million. Many terrorism scholars and politicians ...On April 19, 1995, domestic-based terrorists ignited an explosive device in Oklahoma City. This device killed 168, injured 503, damaged 320 buildings, and resulted in an estimated recovery cost of $650 million. Many terrorism scholars and politicians worry that this is the beginning of a wave of domestic terrorism . Current FBI data on domestic terrorism does not necessarily support such speculations, but these ideas do demonstrate the power of terrorism on public ... Show moreShow less From A Preliminary Study of Sabotage and Terrorism As Transportation Risk … - Related web pages www.state.nv.us/nucwaste/trans/jballard.htm

11. Apr 20, 1995 - Indeed, a story from the April 20, 1995, edition of The Kansas City Star quoted a terrorism expert in Washington as saying, "This has the earmarks of the Islamic militant organizations." Syeed told a story of the home of an Islamic family being attacked by a ...Indeed, a story from the April 20, 1995, edition of The Kansas City Star quoted a terrorism expert in Washington as saying, "This has the earmarks of the Islamic militant organizations." Syeed told a story of the home of an Islamic family being attacked by a mob. The woman in the house, he said, hid in the bathroom, where eventually the crowd beat down the door. The woman, who was pregnant, miscarried. But later, he said, the world learned that it wasn'ta Muslim terrorist ... Show moreShow less From With tragedy comes understanding - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/KC/lib00143 ...

12. Apr 26, 1995 - REMARKS ON COUNTER-TERRORISM INITIATIVES AND AN EXCHANGE WITH REPORTERS REMARKS ON COUNTER-TERRORISM INITIATIVES AND AN EXCHANGE WITH REPORTERS April 26, 1995 The President. I asked the ...REMARKS ON COUNTER-TERRORISM INITIATIVES AND AN EXCHANGE WITH REPORTERS REMARKS ON COUNTER-TERRORISM INITIATIVES AND AN EXCHANGE WITH REPORTERS April 26, 1995 The President. I asked the leaders of Congress from both parties to come to the White House today because ... Important User Information: Remote access to EBSCO's database is permitted to patrons of subscribing institutions accessing from ... Show moreShow less From Remarks on counter-terrorism initiatives and an exchange with reporters. - Related web pages connection.ebscohost.com/content/article ...

13. Apr 28, 1995 - As the nationwide search continued for those responsible for the worst act of domestic terrorism in US history, sources close to the investigation ... that has helped investigators put together a timeline of his activities that could bring to light the involvement of other suspects. ... From … Bombing Was the Work of 4 or 5 People Terrorism: Father, son are under … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/21410300 ...

14. Apr 30, 1995 - Presents President Bill Clinton's remarks at the World Jewish Congress Dinner in New York City on April 30, 1995. Focus on terrorism in the Middle East; United States' policy in the Middle East; Opposition to those who would derail the peace process ...Presents President Bill Clinton's remarks at the World Jewish Congress Dinner in New York City on April 30, 1995. Focus on terrorism in the Middle East; United States' policy in the Middle East; Opposition to those who would derail the peace process, promote terrorism or develop weapons of mass destruction; US' plan to cut off all trade and investment with Iran for its support of international terrorism. Show moreShow less From EBSCOhost Connection: Remarks at the World Jewish Dinner in New … - Related web pages connection.ebscohost.com/content/article ...

15. May 1995

    May 11, 1995 - On May 11, 1995, less than one month after the Oklahoma City terrorist bombing, in testimony before the Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology and Government Information of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Robert Litt, of ...On May 11, 1995, less than one month after the Oklahoma City terrorist bombing, in testimony before the Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology and Government Information of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Robert Litt, of the Justice Department's Criminal Division, explained that "how to" guides for the manufacture of explosives are readily available on the Internet, in bookstores and even in public libraries 1 . To illustrate the point ... Show moreShow less From Report on the Availability of Bombmaking Information - Related web pages www.justice.gov/criminal/cybercrime ...

16. May 25, 1995 - While addressing a rally in Kasur on May 25, 1995, she said "cowardly mice had come out to spread terror."[7] Sindh remained disturbed with crime, terrorism, ethnic prejudices and gang warfare between MQM factions. The top PPP leadership recognized only ...While addressing a rally in Kasur on May 25, 1995, she said "cowardly mice had come out to spread terror."[7] Sindh remained disturbed with crime, terrorism, ethnic prejudices and gang warfare between MQM factions. The top PPP leadership recognized only three aspects of trouble in Karachi and rest of Sindh: politically a suspect MQM with which it is necessary to keep talking; terrorism that still stalks needs to be fought tooth and nail; and there is subversion and ... Show moreShow less From Chagatai Khan: NRO: Kamran Khan & Dishonest Lawyers. - Related web pages chagataikhan.blogspot.com/2010/01/nro-kamran ...

17. Jun 1995

    Jun 7, 1995 - The Senate approved the Bill on June 7, 1995, on a vote of 91 to 8 (NYT 1995x). To fight domestic terrorism, the Act includes increased penalties for federal crimes related to terrorist activities, greater powers of access for the FBI to certain personal ...The Senate approved the Bill on June 7, 1995, on a vote of 91 to 8 (NYT 1995x). To fight domestic terrorism, the Act includes increased penalties for federal crimes related to terrorist activities, greater powers of access for the FBI to certain personal records, and the creation of a domestic anti-terrorism agency headed by the FBI. To curb international terrorism, the Act incorporates provisions that increase financial rewards for information on international ... Show moreShow less From The Globalization of Heartland Terror: The Oklahoma City Bombing (by … - Related web pages www.cas.sc.edu/socy/faculty/deflem/zokla.htm

18. Jun 21, 1995 - The White House released its first formal policy on countering terrorism on June 21, 1995. President Clinton signed Presidential Decision Directive 39, titled " US Policy on Counterterrorism." PDD-39 became the benchmark US statement, declaring, "It is ...The White House released its first formal policy on countering terrorism on June 21, 1995. President Clinton signed Presidential Decision Directive 39, titled " US Policy on Counterterrorism." PDD-39 became the benchmark US statement, declaring, "It is the policy of the United States to deter, defeat, and respond vigorously to all terrorist attacks on our territory and against our citizens or facilities, whether they occur domestically, in international waters or ... Show moreShow less From The Afghan Air War - Related web pages www.afa.org/media/reports/afghanbook/

19. Jul 1995

    Jul 11, 1995 - William Patrick, former Chief of Product Development Division, US Biological Warfare Program, Fort Detrick, Proceedings of Seminar on Responding to Consequences of Chemical and Biological Terrorism, 11 July 1995. “The threat of a terrorist group using ...William Patrick, former Chief of Product Development Division, US Biological Warfare Program, Fort Detrick, Proceedings of Seminar on Responding to Consequences of Chemical and Biological Terrorism, 11 July 1995. “The threat of a terrorist group using a nuclear, biological or chemical weapon of mass destruction in the United States is real. It is not a matter of 'if' but rather 'when' such an event will occur.” Show moreShow less From BioOne Online Journals - Terrorists and biological weapons - Related web pages www.bioone.org/doi/pdf/10.2990/1471-5457(2006 ...

20. Aug 1995

    Aug 1995 - Terrorism in Punjab died a slow death - the assassination of Punjab chief minister Beant Singh, the man credited with bringing the state out of the phase of terrorism, in August 1995 being the last big event in the bloody trail.Though terrorism continued in Punjab for over a decade after his death, the movement for a separate homeland got lost along the way. Terrorism in Punjab died a slow death - the assassination of Punjab chief minister Beant Singh, the man credited with bringing the state out of the phase of terrorism, in August 1995 being the last big event in the bloody trail. Show moreShow less From 'Bluestar' to remain in the Sikh psyche for generations - Related web pages headlinesindia.mapsofindia.com/diaspora ...

21. Sep 1995

    Sep 28, 1995 - 121 Question for the Record Submitted to Ambassador Philip C. Wilcox House International Relations Committee hearing September 28, 1995 Question 8. Is there any prohibition on our terrorist rewards program that would prevent its use in this case, if the ...121 Question for the Record Submitted to Ambassador Philip C. Wilcox House International Relations Committee hearing September 28, 1995 Question 8. Is there any prohibition on our terrorist rewards program that would prevent its use in this case, if the Argentine government's own rewards monies were used to pay for any reward that might eventually be granted? Answer The State Department's reward program is available for information concerning those acts of ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Terrorism in Latin America/AMIA bombing in Argentina : … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/terrorisminlatin00unit ...

22. Oct 1995

    Oct 13, 1995 - October 13, 1995 Feature on terrorism across Asia. Lyndon LaRouche - "The New International Terrorism". Jeff Steinberg - Afghan war spawns global narco terrorism. Ed Spannaus - How FDR planned to outflank the British. Bill Engdahl & Jeff Steinberg ...October 13, 1995 Feature on terrorism across Asia. Lyndon LaRouche - "The New International Terrorism". Jeff Steinberg - Afghan war spawns global narco terrorism. Ed Spannaus - How FDR planned to outflank the British. Bill Engdahl & Jeff Steinberg - "The Real Story Of The BCCI". Jeff Steinberg - The Golden Crescent heroin connection". Adam East - Anglo-American support for Afghani Mujahideen". Joseph Brewda - The SAS: terrorist manager. Scott Thompson ... Show moreShow less From The Brutish Empire - Related web pages wlym.com/~oakland/Empire.html

23. Nov 1995

    Nov 1995 - The first nationwide conference on terrorism, sponsored by the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and held in November 1995, was attended by two-person teams from more than ...The first nationwide conference on terrorism, sponsored by the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and held in November 1995, was attended by two-person teams from more than 75 of the largest metropolitan fire departments in the United States. Case studies on terrorism preparedness and response were presented by the United States (New York City, New York, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ... Show moreShow less From Fire Engineering Articles, March 1996 - Related web pages www.fireengineering.com/index/current-issue ...

24. Dec 1995

    Dec 1995 - In accordance with an agreement reached at the Halifax G-7 Summit, ministers in charge of public security and other government representatives from the G-7 countries and Russia gathered at the Ministerial Meeting on Terrorism in Ottawa in December 1995.In accordance with an agreement reached at the Halifax G-7 Summit, ministers in charge of public security and other government representatives from the G-7 countries and Russia gathered at the Ministerial Meeting on Terrorism in Ottawa in December 1995. Delegates adopted the Ottawa Ministerial Declaration on Countering Terrorism, and agreed to strengthen cooperative measures. Show moreShow less From MOFA: [1996 Diplomatic Bluebook] Global Issues and International … - Related web pages www.mofa.go.jp/policy/other/bluebook/1996/II-c ...

25. 1996

    1996 - Federal efforts to stem the flow of domestic funds to Hamas and other government -labeled foreign terrorist groups have increased sharply since Congress passed a sweeping anti-terrorism law in 1996. The law, which was prompted by terrorist attacks in New York ...Federal efforts to stem the flow of domestic funds to Hamas and other government -labeled foreign terrorist groups have increased sharply since Congress passed a sweeping anti-terrorism law in 1996. The law, which was prompted by terrorist attacks in New York, Oklahoma City and the Middle East, added resources for federal counter-terrorism agencies and expanded their criminal jurisdiction. For the first time, it became a crime to provide "material support," including ... Show moreShow less From US targets supporters of terrorism | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas … - Related web pages www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news ...

26. Feb 1996

    Feb 24, 1996 - (1) The Congress strongly condemns the act of terrorism by the Castro regime in shooting down the Brothers to the Rescue aircraft on February 24, 1996. (2) The Congress extends its condolences to the families of Pablo Morales, Carlos Costa, Mario de la ...(b) Statements by the Congress.--(1) The Congress strongly condemns the act of terrorism by the Castro regime in shooting down the Brothers to the Rescue aircraft on February 24, 1996. (2) The Congress extends its condolences to the families of Pablo Morales, Carlos Costa, Mario de la Pena, and Armando Alejandre , the victims of the attack. (3) The Congress urges the President to seek, in the International Court of Justice, indictment for this act of terrorism by ... Show moreShow less From Cuba versus Blockade: Cuban People´s web site > Helms-Burton Law … - Related web pages www.cubavsbloqueo.cu/LinkClick.aspx?link=276 ...

27. Mar 1996

    Mar 1996 - Widespread terrorism is a serious obstacle to genuine and lasting peace in the Middle East. The anti-terrorism summit held in Sharm El-Sheikh in March of 1996 was an important milestone in the fight against terrorism in the region. All the countries in the ...Widespread terrorism is a serious obstacle to genuine and lasting peace in the Middle East. The anti-terrorism summit held in Sharm El-Sheikh in March of 1996 was an important milestone in the fight against terrorism in the region. All the countries in the Middle East should now accept that they have a responsibility to abide by the principles adopted at the said Summit and to combat terrorism in an effective manner to help achieve lasting peace in the region. Show moreShow less From The Goals and Principles of Turkish Foreign Policy - Related web pages www3.itu.edu.tr/~altilar/tobi/foreign_policy ...

28. Mar 1996 - By March 1996, only 30% said they thought curbing civil liberties was a necessary step to control terrorism, while nearly two-in-three (65%) said it was not. Though most see a loss of civil liberties as a necessary step, many have reservations about government ...By March 1996, only 30% said they thought curbing civil liberties was a necessary step to control terrorism, while nearly two-in-three (65%) said it was not. Though most see a loss of civil liberties as a necessary step, many have reservations about government action. Nearly as many worry that government action might excessively restrict the average person's civil liberties (34%) as express concern that the government will not go far enough in enacting strong new terrorism ... Show moreShow less From Referendum Counterplan - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/7357/Referendum-Counterplan

29. Mar 5, 1996 - April 6: Palestinian parks car rigged with explosives next to bus in Afula, in northern Israel. Nine Israelis killed, 45 wounded. Militant Muslim group Hamas claims responsibility. April 13: Palestinian blows himself up on bus in Hadera in central Israel. ... From Timeline of terrorism - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/sptimes/access/22790454 ...

30. Mar 12, 1996 - This hear-ing is a follow-on to the subcommittee's March 12, 1996 hearing “ Chemical - Bio-logical Defense and Response to Urban Terrorism.” At that hearing we heard that plans and preparations are being made in the federal government at the interagency level ...This hear-ing is a follow-on to the subcommittee's March 12, 1996 hearing “ Chemical - Bio-logical Defense and Response to Urban Terrorism.” At that hearing we heard that plans and preparations are being made in the federal government at the interagency level and in coordination with local emergency management and response agencies to respond to such a terrorist incident, or to a natural disaster involving chemical, bio-logical, or radiological materials. Show moreShow less From … SUBCOMMITTEE FEDERAL RESPONSE TO DOMESTIC TERRORISM - Related web pages www.globalsecurity.org/security/library ...

31. Mar 13, 1996 - The Summit of Peacemakers held on 13 March 1996 at Sharm El-Sheikh demonstrated the firm position of the world leaders, who strongly condemned terrorism and expressed their desire to contribute to the attainment of a comprehensive peace and regional stability.The cruel assassination of the Prime Minister of Israel, Mr. Yitzhak Rabin, the series of terrorist acts early this year in Israel conducted by the Islamic extremist group, Hamas, and the explosion at the American facility in Saudi Arabia in June have tragically confirmed the need to step up the all-out battle against terrorism in the Middle East. The Summit of Peacemakers held on 13 March 1996 at Sharm El-Sheikh demonstrated the firm position of the world leaders, who ... Show moreShow less From UNdemocracy - General Assembly Session 51 meeting 70 - Related web pages www.undemocracy.com/generalassembly_51/meeting_70

32. Apr 1996

    Apr 1996 - Therefore, in view of the criminal nature of acts of terrorism, which were considered to constitute "serious common crimes" by the Inter-American Specialized Conference on Terrorism of the Organization of American States held in Lima, Peru in April 1996, we ...Therefore, in view of the criminal nature of acts of terrorism, which were considered to constitute "serious common crimes" by the Inter-American Specialized Conference on Terrorism of the Organization of American States held in Lima, Peru in April 1996, we are dealing with a matter that falls within the jurisdiction of every sovereign State, each Government having a legitimate right to pursue such anti-terrorist policies and strategies as it may deem most appropriate, while ... Show moreShow less From United Nations Human Rights Website - Treaty Bodies Database - … - Related web pages www.unhchr.ch/tbs/doc.nsf/(Symbol)/CAT.C.20 ...

33. Apr 18, 1996 - Since the bombing, the government has been taking actions to prevent terrorist attacks. An anti-terrorism bill was drawn up and given to Congress to pass; they saw it as a way to prevent terrorism. Congress passed the bill on April 18,1996, but not before making ...Since the bombing, the government has been taking actions to prevent terrorist attacks. An anti-terrorism bill was drawn up and given to Congress to pass; they saw it as a way to prevent terrorism. Congress passed the bill on April 18,1996, but not before making serious changes to it. According to Congress, it would have given to much power over to the Federal Government, which would lead to the evasion of our civil liberties. Show moreShow less From History Papers: History Essays, Term Papers on History, History Research … - Related web pages historypapers.org/oklahoma-state-essay.html

34. Apr 24, 1996 - Signed into law on April 24, 1996 (as S.735, Public Law No. 104-132), this bill sets penalties for providing terrorist organizations with material support, expands federal jurisdiction over bomb threats, adds terrorism offenses to the money laundering ...Signed into law on April 24, 1996 (as S.735, Public Law No. 104-132), this bill sets penalties for providing terrorist organizations with material support, expands federal jurisdiction over bomb threats, adds terrorism offenses to the money laundering statute, and establishes or increases other penalties related to acts of terrorism. It also authorizes funding for specialized training or equipment to enhance the capability of metropolitan fire and emergency service ... Show moreShow less From Legislation - Related web pages www.counterterrorismtraining.gov/leg/index.html

35. May 1996

    May 1996 - 4. Since the end of a wave of mass suicide bombings in February-March 1996, and since the election in May 1996 of a new government led by the Likud party, the level of terrorism has fallen dramatically. There have been far fewer successful major terrorist ...4. Since the end of a wave of mass suicide bombings in February-March 1996, and since the election in May 1996 of a new government led by the Likud party, the level of terrorism has fallen dramatically. There have been far fewer successful major terrorist attacks, and fatalities in lower-level terrorism have also dropped significantly. Show moreShow less From Peace or Terror? - monthly graph - Related web pages www.iris.org.il/terrcht2.htm

36. Jun 1996

    Jun 27, 1996 - Referring to various international declaration against terrorism, such as the Sharm Al-Sheikh declaration and the G-7 Lyons Declaration on June 27, 1996, he said the world now recognizes terrorism as a major challenge to democracy, human rights and peace and ...Referring to various international declaration against terrorism, such as the Sharm Al-Sheikh declaration and the G-7 Lyons Declaration on June 27, 1996, he said the world now recognizes terrorism as a major challenge to democracy, human rights and peace and affirmed India's resolve to pursue its call to adopt a binding international convention to combat terrorism. Commenting on the situation in Afghanistan, Gujral said India was "deeply saddened by the violence and loss ... Show moreShow less From Article: `Urgent' Need for Talks on A-Weapons: Gujral - India Abroad | … - Related web pages www.highbeam.com/doc/1P1-2974252.html?refid ...

37. Jun 27, 1996 - 68 Similarly, the member states of the seven industrial nations issued, during their meeting in Lyon on 27 June 1996, a declaration that considered the fight against terrorism to be their absolute priority. 69 It is quite legitimate to confront terrorism ...68 Similarly, the member states of the seven industrial nations issued, during their meeting in Lyon on 27 June 1996, a declaration that considered the fight against terrorism to be their absolute priority. 69 It is quite legitimate to confront terrorism, especially when it becomes an international threat. However, it is extremely important for counterterrorism plans to avoid confusing the Muslims' efforts to reassert the role of religion in their lives, and the aberrant ... Show moreShow less From AUB: The New World and the Tempo of Militant Islam - Related web pages ddc.aub.edu.lb/projects/pspa/neworder.html

38. Jul 1996

    Jul 1996 - The eight Summit countries endeavored to implement the 25 practical measures to combat terrorism which were adopted at the Ministerial Conference on Terrorism in Paris in July 1996, and also took advantage of a number of occasions to call upon all the states of ...The eight Summit countries endeavored to implement the 25 practical measures to combat terrorism which were adopted at the Ministerial Conference on Terrorism in Paris in July 1996, and also took advantage of a number of occasions to call upon all the states of the international community to implement these measures. At the Denver Summit, leaders added six further measures, including strengthening the capability of hostage negotiation experts and counter- terrorism response ... Show moreShow less From MOFA: [1998 Diplomatic Bluebook] Chapter II - C. Efforts toward the … - Related web pages www.mofa.go.jp/POLICY/other/bluebook/1998/II-c ...

39. Jul 1996 - At the G7 meeting in July 1996, the G7 governments, in dealing with anti-terrorism, announced that consultations would be accelerated "in appropriate bilateral and multilateral fora, on the use of encryption that allows, when necessary, lawful government access ...At the G7 meeting in July 1996, the G7 governments, in dealing with anti-terrorism, announced that consultations would be accelerated "in appropriate bilateral and multilateral fora, on the use of encryption that allows, when necessary, lawful government access to data and communications in order, inter alia, to prevent or investigate acts of terrorism, while protecting the privacy of legitimate communications." Show moreShow less From Governance in "cyberspace" - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=HMvCbLjOCsoC&pg ...

40. Jul 1996 - A clear demonstration of the continuing dominance of the realist paradigm with its central focus on the perceived national interest as the determinant of foreign policy was the split at the G8 terrorism summit in July 1996 on the question of tough economic ...A clear demonstration of the continuing dominance of the realist paradigm with its central focus on the perceived national interest as the determinant of foreign policy was the split at the G8 terrorism summit in July 1996 on the question of tough economic sanctions against countries such as Iran, Iraq, Libya and Sudan, suspected of sponsoring international terrorism. France, Britain, Germany and Japan strongly rejected the US government's demand for sanctions against state ... Show moreShow less From Terrorism Versus Democracy - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=d4hrXMzAgJYC&pg=RA1 ...

41. Jul 29, 1996 - Presents the text of remarks made and an exchange with reporters by United States President Bill Clinton on July 29, 1996, prior to a meeting with congressional leaders. Bombing in Atlanta, Georgia as a symbol of the unity of the United States against terrorism; National ... From Remarks prior to a meeting with congressional leaders and an exchange … - Related web pages connection.ebscohost.com/content/article ...

42. Jul 30, 1996 - The meeting was held in Paris on July 30, 1996, and produced the "Agreement on 25 Measures to Counter Terrorism". The document invites all States to two forms of actions: (A) adoption of "internal measures" to improve counter-terrorism cooperation and ...The meeting was held in Paris on July 30, 1996, and produced the "Agreement on 25 Measures to Counter Terrorism". The document invites all States to two forms of actions: (A) adoption of "internal measures" to improve counter-terrorism cooperation and capabilities, deter, prosecute and punish terrorists, apply appropriate measures on asylum, borders and travel documents; and (B) inrease of international cooperation to fight terrorism by expanding international treaties and ... Show moreShow less From Fulvio ATTINA', Globalization and crime. The emerging role of … - Related web pages www.fscpo.unict.it/EuroMed/jmwp07.htm

43. Aug 1996

    Aug 5, 1996 - In his August 5, 1996, remarks at George Washington University, he called terrorism " the enemy of our generation." He usually spoke of terrorism in two related contexts: new technologies and the greater openness engendered by post-Cold War globalization; and ...2. President Clinton spoke of terrorism in numerous public statements. In his August 5, 1996, remarks at George Washington University, he called terrorism " the enemy of our generation." He usually spoke of terrorism in two related contexts: new technologies and the greater openness engendered by post-Cold War globalization; and weapons of mass destruction (WMD), especially-and increasingly over time-the threat from biological and chemical weapons. Show moreShow less From National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States - Related web pages www.9-11commission.gov/report/911Report_Notes.htm

44. Aug 6, 1996 - Online NewsHour: CLINTON ON TERRORISM -- August 6, 1996. PRESIDENT CLINTON: We have pursued a concerted national and international strategy against terrorism on three fronts. First, on the international front, stopping the spread of terrorism ...Online NewsHour: CLINTON ON TERRORISM -- August 6, 1996. PRESIDENT CLINTON: We have pursued a concerted national and international strategy against terrorism on three fronts. First, on the international front, stopping the spread of terrorism clearly requires common action. The United States has a special responsibility to lead in this effort. Over the past four years, our intelligence services have been sharing more information than ever with other ... Show moreShow less From Online NewsHour: CLINTON ON TERRORISM -- August 6, 1996 - Related web pages www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/election/august96 ...

45. Sep 1996

    Sep 12, 1996 - 11. Wilcox Jr., Philip C. "International Terrorism" September 12, 1996. Available: http://www.state.gov/www/global/terrorism 12. "State-Sponsored Terrorism." Available: Http://www.ict.org.il/inter_ter/st_terror/State_t.htm. From The Threat of Islamic Terrorism - Related web pages www.essaymart.com/essay/45a8054832412.html

46. Oct 1996

    Oct 1996 - In Lord Lloyd's report on the future need for counter-terrorist legislation published in October 1996 (Cm 3420) he said: "A country which seeks to protect itself against international terrorism will not succeed if its defences are confined to its own soil.In Lord Lloyd's report on the future need for counter-terrorist legislation published in October 1996 (Cm 3420) he said: "A country which seeks to protect itself against international terrorism will not succeed if its defences are confined to its own soil. The activities of international terrorists abroad, whether or not British interests are directly affected, are of concern to the Government because Government's policy must be, and is, that the UK should take an active ... Show moreShow less From GNOSIS - Rivista Italiana di Intelligence - Related web pages www.sisde.it/sito/Rivista17.nsf/ServNavig/20

47. Nov 1996

    Nov 13, 1996 - 20. Apart from the resolutions of the United Nations Sub-Commission, the Commission and the General Assembly on "Human rights and terrorism", already referred to, it is also interesting to see, for example, the "Resolution on combating terrorism in the European ...20. Apart from the resolutions of the United Nations Sub-Commission, the Commission and the General Assembly on "Human rights and terrorism", already referred to, it is also interesting to see, for example, the "Resolution on combating terrorism in the European Union", adopted on 13 November 1996 by the Committee on Civil Liberties and Internal Affairs of the European Parliament, which clearly states that "acts of terrorism violate numerous fundamental rights of the ... Show moreShow less From Working paper on Terrorism and human rights - Related web pages www.unhchr.ch/Huridocda/Huridoca.nsf/(Symbol ...

48. Dec 1996

    Dec 17, 1996 - The Ad Hoc Committee was established by the United Nations' General Assembly: UN Doc. A/Res/51/210, "Measures to eliminate international terrorism", 16 January 1997, 88 th plenary meeting on 17 December 1996. The decision to establish an Ad Hoc ...A/Res/51/210, "Measures to eliminate international terrorism", 16 January 1997, 88 th plenary meeting on 17 December 1996. The decision to establish an Ad Hoc Committee is referred to in paragraph 9. Its mandate was to elaborate an international convention for the suppression of terrorist bombings and, subsequently, an international convention for the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism and thereafter to address means of further developing a comprehensive legal ... Show moreShow less From The Meaning of "Terrorism" - Related web pages www.juragentium.unifi.it/en/surveys/wlgo ...

49. Jan 1997

    Jan 30, 1997 - The European Parliament condemned terrorism in a resolution adopted on 30 January 1997. Its resolution on terrorism distinguishes between terrorism and acts of resistance in third countries (non-European Union countries) against state structures that ...The European Parliament wishes to make intergovernmental co-operation more effective by harmonising definitions, procedures and laws 6 . The European Parliament condemned terrorism in a resolution adopted on 30 January 1997. Its resolution on terrorism distinguishes between terrorism and acts of resistance in third countries (non-European Union countries) against state structures that themselves carry out terrorist activities. This resolution, according to which only acts ... Show moreShow less From European democracies facing up to terrorism - Related web pages assembly.coe.int/Documents/WorkingDocs/doc99 ...

50. Feb 1997

    Feb 1997 - FEMA and other agencies (ie, DOD, HHS, FBI, DOE, and EPA) reviewed the Federal Response Plan and, in February 1997, published a supplemental Terrorism Incident Annex to provide guidance for responding to terrorist incidents within the United States.In FDD 39, the President tasked FEMA to review the adequacy of the Federal Response Plan to deal with a terrorist incident, including those involving WMD. FEMA and other agencies (ie, DOD, HHS, FBI, DOE, and EPA) reviewed the Federal Response Plan and, in February 1997, published a supplemental Terrorism Incident Annex to provide guidance for responding to terrorist incidents within the United States. FEMA, in coordination with other federal departments ... Show moreShow less From Combating Terrorism - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=cFFbw_zAbbUC&pg=PA63 ...

51. Mar 1997

    Mar 1997 - Earlier, Chief Minister Bansi Lal had made a written request to the then Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda In March 1997, seeking compensation for an additional amount of Rs 650 crore spent by the state from 1984-85 to 1996-97 to fight terrorism. "The ...Earlier, Chief Minister Bansi Lal had made a written request to the then Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda In March 1997, seeking compensation for an additional amount of Rs 650 crore spent by the state from 1984-85 to 1996-97 to fight terrorism. "The state had to bear the brunt of terrorism for years owing to terrorist activities but it had not got any compensation by way of special assistance," the Chief Minister pointed out. However, the request did not elicit any ... Show moreShow less From Haryana seeks Central grant for modernising police - Related web pages www.indianexpress.com/res/web/pIe/ie/daily ...

52. Apr 1997

    Apr 1997 - D., "Terrorism in Our Face," American Spectator, April, 1997. 600. (*) This will be explored more fully in Volume Two. 601. (462) Phillips, Op Cit. It is reported that hundreds of them are also being trained by Iranian Revolutionary Guards in ...599. (461) Dr. Laurie Mylroie, Ph.D., "Terrorism in Our Face," American Spectator, April, 1997. 600. (*) This will be explored more fully in Volume Two. 601. (462) Phillips, Op Cit. It is reported that hundreds of them are also being trained by Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Sudanese training camps. Show moreShow less From Endnotes - Related web pages www.constitution.org/ocbpt/ocbpt_en.htm

53. Apr 28, 1997 - On April 28, 1997, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen while conducting a DoD News Briefing, "Q&A at the Conference on Terrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction, and US Strategy," declared the following: "Others are engaging even in an eco- type of ...On April 28, 1997, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen while conducting a DoD News Briefing, "Q&A at the Conference on Terrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction, and US Strategy," declared the following: "Others are engaging even in an eco- type of terrorism whereby they can alter the climate, set off earthquakes, volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves... So there are plenty of ingenious minds out there that are at work finding ways in which they ... Show moreShow less From Telsa-Style Weather Control Since The Early 1990s - Related web pages www.rense.com/general89/easta.htm

54. May 1997

    May 1997 - For example, a May 1997 Defense Intelligence Agency list of countries where the threat of terrorism was rated "critical" or "high" did not include Kenya or Tanzania -- or even Sudan, Kenya's northern neighbor, listed by the State Department as a major center ...For example, a May 1997 Defense Intelligence Agency list of countries where the threat of terrorism was rated "critical" or "high" did not include Kenya or Tanzania -- or even Sudan, Kenya's northern neighbor, listed by the State Department as a major center of terrorist activity. It did include Greece and Turkey. Furthermore, the State Department wants to avoid committing scarce funds to projects that turn out to be wasteful or unnecessary as situations change. Show moreShow less From Symbolism, Safety Clash at Berlin Embassy; State Department Reviews … pqasb.pqarchiver.com/washingtonpost/access ...

55. Jun 1997

    Jun 20, 1997 - Hezbullah views Israel as organized terrorism supported by the United States, and therefore will use terrorism against Israel, The following is a quote from a June 20,1997, broadcast from ManarTV, Beirut, stating Hezbullah's views and concepts ...driving force behind Hezbollah. The mere existence of Israel is viewed by Hezbollah as proof Israel is a terrorist state! Hezbullah views Israel as organized terrorism supported by the United States, and therefore will use terrorism against Israel, The following is a quote from a June 20,1997, broadcast from ManarTV, Beirut, stating Hezbullah's views and concepts ... Show moreShow less From As America Has Done to Israel - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=I7B1Q0pqegUC&pg ...

56. Jul 1997

    Jul 12, 1997 - More recently, on 12 July 1997, the Fourth Mediterranean Forum, gathering foreign Ministers or their representatives from 11 Mediterranean countries, renewed condemnation of terrorism and their commitment to consolidate their cooperation in struggle against ...33. More recently, on 12 July 1997, the Fourth Mediterranean Forum, gathering foreign Ministers or their representatives from 11 Mediterranean countries, renewed condemnation of terrorism and their commitment to consolidate their cooperation in struggle against this plague which is threatening the stability and security of all Mediterranean states. The success of this effort, however, depends also on the eradication of state terrorism. Show moreShow less From Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly - Related web pages assembly.coe.int/Main.asp?link=/Documents ...

57. Aug 1997

    Aug 1997 - In August 1997, Sharif signed the Anti-Terrorist Act which established Anti Terrorism Courts (ATC). From Nawaz Sharif - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nawaz_Sharif

58. Sep 1997

    Sep 3, 1997 - September 3, 1997 United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on Technology, Terrorism, and Government Information.The encryption debate criminals, terrorists, and the security needs of business and industry : hearing before the Subcommittee on Technology, Terrorism, and Government Information of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Fifth Congress, first session ... September 3, 1997 United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on Technology, Terrorism, and Government Information. Show moreShow less From eLibrary - Related web pages catalog.lib.ou.edu/uhtbin/cgisirsi/x/0/0/5 ...

59. Oct 1997

    Oct 1997 - pdf 122 Readings and Referrences Annexure-II Contd. Rathmell, Dr. Andrew. “Cyber-terrorism: The Shape of Future Conflict,” Royal United Service Institute Journal. October, 1997. Rod, Stark, Cyber Terrorism: Rethinking New Technology, at http://www.html Prichard, Janet J. and Laurie E. MacDonald, Cyber Terrorism: A Study of the Extent of Coverage in Computer Security Textbooks, Internet link http://jite.org /documents/Vol3/v3p279-289-150.pdf 122 Readings and Referrences Annexure-II Contd. Rathmell, Dr. Andrew. “Cyber-terrorism: The Shape of Future Conflict,” Royal United Service Institute Journal. October, 1997. Rod, Stark, Cyber Terrorism: Rethinking New Technology, at http://www.infowar.com ... Show moreShow less From … REFORMS COMMISSION COMBATTING TERRORISM PROTECTING … - Related web pages www.docstoc.com/docs/2925139/EIGHTH-REPORT ...

60. Nov 1997

    Nov 21, 1997 - Joseph Brewda, “London is haven for global terrorism,” EIR, Nov. 21, 1997. Other EIR articles from recent years include such titles as “Direct British Control of the US Media” (an obvious reference to Jews), “War on the British, or How to Save the ...The article also fingers “British casino operator Cyril Stein” and “California casino operator Irving Moskowitz, who is the primary patron of both [Israeli prime minister] Netanyahu and the terrorist sects.” – Joseph Brewda, “London is haven for global terrorism,” EIR, Nov. 21, 1997. Other EIR articles from recent years include such titles as “Direct British Control of the US Media” (an obvious reference to Jews), “War on the British, or How to Save the Economy ... Show moreShow less From Quotations from Lyndon LaRouche re his anti-Semitism - Related web pages lyndonlarouche.org/quotes.htm

61. Dec 1997

    Dec 1997 - `Combating Terrorism: Spending on Governmentwide Programs Requires Better Management and Coordination' was released in December of 1997. This third GAO report focused on total government-wide spending levels to combat terrorism. While it revealed that a ...`Combating Terrorism: Spending on Governmentwide Programs Requires Better Management and Coordination' was released in December of 1997. This third GAO report focused on total government-wide spending levels to combat terrorism. While it revealed that a significant amount of resources--more than $7 billion a year--were committed annually to combat terrorism, there were some deficiencies, including the absence of regular government-wide priorities, and the lack of an ... Show moreShow less From … STRATEGY NEEDED TO FIGHT TERRORISM -- HON. IKE SKELTON ( … - Related web pages www.globalsecurity.org/security/library ...

62. 1998

    1998 - Also in 1998, Ben Jacobson appeared before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Technology and Terrorism. Jacobson testified as to the facts he had uncovered a decade earlier as to how Islamic terrorist organizations operating with the United States were funding terrorism ... From AmericanMafia.com - Feature Articles 275 - Related web pages www.americanmafia.com/feature_articles_275.html

63. Feb 1998

    Feb 24, 1998 - Emerson, testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology, and Government Information on February 24, 1998, described the domestic threat. He testified that American based "radical Islamic groups such as the Council ...Emerson, testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology, and Government Information on February 24, 1998, described the domestic threat. He testified that American based "radical Islamic groups such as the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) and the American Muslim Council (AMC) … have defended terrorist groups, terrorist leaders including Hamas chieftain Musa Marzook and World Trade Center bombing conspiracy ... Show moreShow less From Barney Frank and the law of unintended consequences - Related web pages www.enterstageright.com/archive/articles/0505 ...

64. Mar 1998

    Mar 1998 - I obtained a judgment of approximately $250 million in March of 1998. If I may comment on the Secretary's letter, we are not looking for compensation. We are looking to put the Iranian Government out of the terrorism business. Our experts have testified over ...I obtained a judgment of approximately $250 million in March of 1998. If I may comment on the Secretary's letter, we are not looking for compensation. We are looking to put the Iranian Government out of the terrorism business. Our experts have testified over and over again that terrorist- sponsored states pay attention to a financial attack on their pocket- book. The idea behind the Anti- terrorism Act, and what we have been trying to pursue, is to make it expensive for them ... Show moreShow less From Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=XB4lFqK_2SgC&pg=PA34 ...

65. Apr 1998

    Apr 22, 1998 - The Arab League, a moribund institution that usually convenes only when it feels the need to publicly flay Israel, made headlines on April 22, 1998, for adopting the first Arab antiterrorism agreement. The agreement calls on Arab countries to deny refuge ...The Arab League, a moribund institution that usually convenes only when it feels the need to publicly flay Israel, made headlines on April 22, 1998, for adopting the first Arab antiterrorism agreement. The agreement calls on Arab countries to deny refuge, training and financial or military support to groups that launch attacks on other Arab nations. It says attacks on ruling Arab regimes or the families of rulers should be considered terrorism and that Islam rejects "all ... Show moreShow less From Myths & Facts - The Peace Process - Related web pages www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/myths ...

66. May 1998

    May 22, 1998 - Section 8. Presidential Decision Directive #62 - Combating Terrorism. May 22, 1998. This PDD is classified, with only a brief summary available. "This Directive creates a new and more systematic approach to fighting the terrorist threat of the next ...Section 8. Presidential Decision Directive #62 - Combating Terrorism. May 22, 1998. This PDD is classified, with only a brief summary available. "This Directive creates a new and more systematic approach to fighting the terrorist threat of the next century." Of importance: "PDD-62 establishes the office of the National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure Protection and Counter- Terrorism." Show moreShow less From PRESIDENTIAL TREASON 102 - Related web pages www.theoptiontrader.com/pt/PT_102.htm

67. Jun 1998

    Jun 25, 1998 - From the rather limited and narrow Article 205 of the Russian Criminal Code to the Russian Federation Federal Law On the Fight Against Terrorism, adopted on June 25, 1998, the scope of counter-terrorism has widened in direct proportion to the growing ...From the rather limited and narrow Article 205 of the Russian Criminal Code to the Russian Federation Federal Law On the Fight Against Terrorism, adopted on June 25, 1998, the scope of counter-terrorism has widened in direct proportion to the growing menace of Chechnyan terrorism. The authors point to the amalgam of traditional and modern motives in Chechnyan terrorism which render it extremely brutal and ruthless. Show moreShow less From IOS Press Books Online, Untitled Page - Related web pages www.booksonline.iospress.nl/Content/View.aspx ...

68. Jul 1998

    Jul 29, 1998 - The summary provided on July 29, 1998 stated that it was comprised of information obtained by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. It explained that this information concerning terrorist investigations is "classified to protect against disclosure that would ...The summary provided on July 29, 1998 stated that it was comprised of information obtained by the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. It explained that this information concerning terrorist investigations is "classified to protect against disclosure that would permit a terrorist or suspected terrorist organization, group, or individual to avoid preventive or detection measures, or would reveal FBI or other intelligence agency sources and methods by which such information is ... Show moreShow less From Hany Mahmoud Kiareldeen, v. John Ashcroft, Attorney General; … - Related web pages cases.justia.com/us-court-of-appeals/F3/273 ...

69. Aug 1998

    Aug 1998 - In August 1998, the chair of the National Commission on Terrorism, Paul Bremer, wrote in the Washington Post, "The ideology of [terrorist] groups makes them impervious to political or diplomatic pressures ... We cannot seek a political solution with them." He ...In August 1998, the chair of the National Commission on Terrorism, Paul Bremer, wrote in the Washington Post, "The ideology of [terrorist] groups makes them impervious to political or diplomatic pressures ... We cannot seek a political solution with them." He then proposed that we, "defend ourselves. Beef up security around potential targets here and abroad….Attack the enemy. Keep up the pressure on terrorist groups. Show that we can be as systematic and relentless as they ... Show moreShow less From FrontPage Magazine - How the Left Undermined America's Security … - Related web pages 97.74.65.51/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=12701

70. Aug 1998 - 13 Cf., for instance, Boaz Ganor. 'Defining Terrorism. Is One Man's Terrorist Another Man's Freedom Fighter?' Herzliya, The International Policy Institute for Counter Terrorism, August 1998, where the author defines terrorism as 'the intentional use of ...13 Cf., for instance, Boaz Ganor. 'Defining Terrorism. Is One Man's Terrorist Another Man's Freedom Fighter?' Herzliya, The International Policy Institute for Counter Terrorism, August 1998, where the author defines terrorism as 'the intentional use of, or threat of use, violence against civilians or against civilian targets, in order to attain political aims' (p.12). Show moreShow less From FRAMEWORKS FOR CONCEPTUALISING TERRORISM - Terrorism and … - Related web pages www.informaworld.com/smpp/868161421-13523021 ...

71. Aug 7, 1998 - This was not the first terrorist attack in Kenya, nor was it the last5. 7th August 1998 radically changed Kenya and Tanzania's perceptions as far as global terrorism is concerned. From KRA - Security and Facilitaion of International Trade Supply Chainnd … - Related web pages www.revenue.go.ke/news ...

72. Aug 9, 1998 - Sources ReutersPatterns of Global Terrorism. Compiled by JACQUELYN CENACVEIRA Los Angeles Times. PHOTO Terry Anderson PHOTOno caption TWA airplane PHOTO Lockerbie Scotland PHOTO Near Empire State Building NYC PHOTO Atlanta 1996 PHOTO Oklahoma City 1995. From THE US EMBASSY BOMBINGS; Terrorism Timeline - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/32717304 ...

73. Aug 10, 1998 - A '93 Pentagon report held predictions on terrorism By Robin Wright LOS ANGELES TIMES 10 August 1998 -- A few years ago, the Pentagon's secretive Office on Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict quietly buried one of the most comprehensive ...A '93 Pentagon report held predictions on terrorism By Robin Wright LOS ANGELES TIMES 10 August 1998 -- A few years ago, the Pentagon's secretive Office on Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict quietly buried one of the most comprehensive reports ever commissioned on the changing patterns of global terrorism. At the top of the list of future dangers are more sophisticated weapons, including chemical and biological agents and even nuclear devices. Show moreShow less From August 1998 Intelligence News - Related web pages www.fas.org/irp/news/1998/08/index.html

74. Aug 19, 1998 - Reprint of "Terrorism: Real and Imagined," in The Washington Post, August 19, 1998. 5. Terrorism Against Information Systems Is a Threat Matthew G. Devost, Brian K. Houghton, and Neil Allen Pollard. From Terrorism: Opposing Viewpoints (2000) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search?search=Terrorism ...

75. Aug 20, 1998 - Terrorism experts are unsure whether strikes will mean less terrorism or more.( Originated from Knight Ridder Newspapers) August 20, 1998... WASHINGTON _ While Thursday's US attack on terrorist bases in Afghanistan and the Sudan drew widespread support ...Terrorism experts are unsure whether strikes will mean less terrorism or more.( Originated from Knight Ridder Newspapers) August 20, 1998... WASHINGTON _ While Thursday's US attack on terrorist bases in Afghanistan and the Sudan drew widespread support from Democrats and Republicans, terrorism experts were unsure whether the strikes will mean less terrorism or more. Show moreShow less From Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service article archives from August, 1998, … - Related web pages www.accessmylibrary.com/archive/4331-knight ...

76. Aug 22, 1998 - See Tim Butcher & Hugh Davies, US Strike Was "First Blow in the War of The Future' Washington Seeks Support for Long Campaign Against Global Terrorism, Wash. Post, Aug. 22, 1998, at A1 (quoting Secretary of State Madeleine Albright's description ...See Tim Butcher & Hugh Davies, US Strike Was "First Blow in the War of The Future' Washington Seeks Support for Long Campaign Against Global Terrorism, Wash. Post, Aug. 22, 1998, at A1 (quoting Secretary of State Madeleine Albright's description of terrorism as "the war of the future"). Show moreShow less From … of Expanding Counter-Terrorism Law Enforcement Jurisdiction Over - Related web pages https://litigation-essentials.lexisnexis.com ...

77. Aug 23, 1998 - 7. Asymmetric Warfare — The Estimate Nov 03-2000 8. Osama Bin Laden's “Fatwas” — Washington Post 23 August 1998. From Terrorism and Asymmetrical Warfare International and Regional … - Related web pages www.defencejournal.com/2002/february/terrorism.htm

78. Sep 1998

    Sep 1998 - We are very concerned, as this committee is, about the encryption situation, particularly as it relates to fighting crime and fighting terrorism," Freeh said to the Senate Judiciary committee in September 1998. "Not just bin Laden, but many other people who work ..."We are very concerned, as this committee is, about the encryption situation, particularly as it relates to fighting crime and fighting terrorism," Freeh said to the Senate Judiciary committee in September 1998. "Not just bin Laden, but many other people who work against us in the area of terrorism, are becoming sophisticated enough to equip themselves with encryption devices." He added: "We believe that an unrestricted proliferation of products without any kind of court access ... Show moreShow less From Bin Laden: Steganography Master? - Related web pages www.wired.com/politics/law/news/2001/02/41658 ...

79. Oct 1998

    Oct 16, 1998 - 4. The conference, which was originally called "conference for strengthening democratic systems in Europe and co-operation in combating terrorism" and subsequently rebaptised "European democracies facing up to terrorism", was held in Strasbourg from 14 to 16 ...4. The conference, which was originally called "conference for strengthening democratic systems in Europe and co-operation in combating terrorism" and subsequently rebaptised "European democracies facing up to terrorism", was held in Strasbourg from 14 to 16 October 1998. The one hundred and fifty participants , from some forty countries, included members of the Assembly, representatives of European national parliaments and governments, as well as from the United States ... Show moreShow less From Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly - Related web pages assembly.coe.int/ASP/Doc/RefRedirectEN.asp?Doc ...

80. Nov 1998

    Nov 11, 1998 - AS PART OF INTERNATIONAL EFFORT TO DEVELOP LEGAL FRAMEWORK TO FIGHT TERRORISM, SIXTH COMMITTEE CONTINUES DEBATE ON DRAFT CONVENTION AGAINST NUCLEAR TERRORISM 11 November 1998 -- Press ...AS PART OF INTERNATIONAL EFFORT TO DEVELOP LEGAL FRAMEWORK TO FIGHT TERRORISM, SIXTH COMMITTEE CONTINUES DEBATE ON DRAFT CONVENTION AGAINST NUCLEAR TERRORISM 11 November 1998 -- Press Release GA/L/3094 -- Discussions on measures to eliminate international terrorism must include the dangers posed by the use of mercenaries for political ends, the representative of Maldives told the Sixth ... Show moreShow less From Suppression of Nuclear Terrorism Convention Documents - Related web pages www.fas.org/nuke/control/nt/docs/index.html

81. Dec 1998

    Dec 1998 - Magnus Ranstorp, “Interpreting the Broader Context and Meaning of bin-Laden's Fatwa,” Studies in Conflict Terrorism, Vol. 21, Oct.-Dec. 1998. Ely Karmon, “ Terrorism a la bin Laden is not a Peace Process Problem,” Policy Watch, Washington Institute ...Magnus Ranstorp, “Interpreting the Broader Context and Meaning of bin-Laden's Fatwa,” Studies in Conflict Terrorism, Vol. 21, Oct.-Dec. 1998. Ely Karmon, “ Terrorism a la bin Laden is not a Peace Process Problem,” Policy Watch, Washington Institute for Near East Policy, No. 347, 28 October 1998. “Bin Laden and the Problem of State-Supported Terrorism,” David K. Schenker, Policy Watch, Washington Institute for Near East Policy, No. 346, 21 October ... Show moreShow less From The 'Afghan Alumni' Terrorism - Related web pages 212.150.54.123/articles/articledet.cfm ...

82. Jan 1999

    Jan 22, 1999 - On January 22, 1999, President Clinton announced a $10 billion initiative to address terrorism. Included were $ .4 billion to protect against chemical and biological terrorism and $1.46 billion to protect critical systems from cyber and other attacks. Anti-Terrorism ... From Cyberwarfare - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=x13v-uC-G9oC&pg=PA37 ...

83. Feb 1999

    Feb 1, 1999 - Tim Weiner, The Man Who Protects America from Terrorism, NY TIMES, Feb. 1, 1999, at A3 (quoting Clarke). President Clinton recently declared a "war on cyber- terrorism" hoping to preclude such situations. Babington, supra note 3 ... From They Shoot Trojan Horses, Don't They? An Economic Analysis of Anti- … - Related web pages https://litigation-essentials.lexisnexis.com ...

84. Mar 1999

    Mar 19, 1999 - The explosion of a bomb in Vladikavkaz, North Osetiya, on 19 March 1999, which killed a reported seventy persons, Chiesa asserted, was a likely example of state terrorism. “That criminal act,” he pointed out, “was conceived and carried out not simply by a group ...One has to distinguish, Chiesa emphasized in his Literaturnaya gazeta piece, between “small terrorism,” or, in Italian Mafiosi terminology, “a settling of accounts” and a completely different kind of terrorism, which can be termed “ state terrorism.” The explosion of a bomb in Vladikavkaz, North Osetiya, on 19 March 1999, which killed a reported seventy persons, Chiesa asserted, was a likely example of state terrorism. “That criminal act,” he pointed out, “was conceived and ... Show moreShow less From Litvenenko - Related web pages halfway.oceanfalls.org/index.php?topic=309.55;wap2

85. Apr 1999

    Apr 1999 - Complete Text of "Global Patterns of Terrorism" The official US report on global terrorism which recommends sanctions against Greece. Here's the Greece section. Note: the travel advisory referred to is the one issued in April 1999, not a new one. 4 Plan Your Own Trip ... From Assassination in Athens - Related web pages gogreece.about.com/library/weekly/aa060900a.htm

86. May 1999

    May 1, 1999 - `The New York Times'published on 1st May 1999 an article headlined "The US State Department lifts Iran's name as leader of world terror", in which it said that the list issued by the US State Department included the countries which the United States ...The New York Times'published on 1st May 1999 an article headlined "The US State Department lifts Iran's name as leader of world terror", in which it said that the list issued by the US State Department included the countries which the United States accuses of sponsoring terrorism in the world, including Iraq. An official source at the Ministry of Culture and Information reacted to `The New York Times' article, saying: First of all, we must say that the United States ... Show moreShow less From … spokesman says USA "first country that sponsors international terrorism" - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/BBAB/lib00590 ...

87. Jun 1999

    Jun 10, 1999 - Transcript of "Usamah Bin-Ladin, the Destruction of the Base," presented by Salah Najm (conducted by Jamal Isma'il in an unspecified location in Afghanistan ), aired 10 June 1999, Terrorism Research Center, http:// www.terrorism.com/ terrorism/BinLadinTranscript.shtml. From Air & Space Power Journal spr 05 - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=K-7EUef3DhcC&pg=PA93 ...

88. Jul 1999

    Jul 1, 1999 - Furthermore, Saudi Arabia is also a party to the Convention of the Organization of the Islamic Conference on Combating International Terrorism adopted on July 1 , 1999, which contains requirements to prevent and combat terrorist crimes, specifically in ...Furthermore, Saudi Arabia is also a party to the Convention of the Organization of the Islamic Conference on Combating International Terrorism adopted on July 1 , 1999, which contains requirements to prevent and combat terrorist crimes, specifically in Article 3 (A) 1, stating that States shall see to “barring their territories from being used as an arena for planning, organizing, executing terrorist crimes or initiating or participating in these crimes in any form ... Show moreShow less From TERRORISM FINANCING (Roots and trends of Saudi terrorism financing) - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/20187696/TERRORISM ...

89. Aug 1999

    Aug 31, 1999 - Nearly 300 people have been killed in suspected Chechen attacks in Russia over the past year. Here is a chronology of the most significant strikes since Russian forces were sent back into the republic in 1999. A bomb explodes in an underground shopping centre just outside the Kremlin ... From Timeline: terrorism in Russia | World news | guardian.co.uk - Related web pages www.guardian.co.uk/russia/article/0,2763 ...

90. Sep 1999

    Sep 1999 - The colonizer is who creates violence and terrorism not the resistant. Sorrowfully, a report entitled, The Sociology And Psychology of Terrorism, written by Rex A. Hudson and published, by the library of Congress in September 1999, categorizes the ...So, it was the imposition of the British law in Ireland, which actually provoked disorder. The colonizer is who creates violence and terrorism not the resistant. Sorrowfully, a report entitled, The Sociology And Psychology of Terrorism, written by Rex A. Hudson and published, by the library of Congress in September 1999, categorizes the Palestinian, the Irish and the other resistance organizations in all over the world as “terrorist” groups. Show moreShow less From New Page 1 www.zeinab-habash.ws/commenton/reham_abuziad.htm

91. Sep 1999 - Since its creation in September 1999, MIPT has become one of the premier US centers of open source or publicly available material related to terrorism and homeland security. In serving the counterterrorism community, the MIPT Terrorism Information Center ...Since its creation in September 1999, MIPT has become one of the premier US centers of open source or publicly available material related to terrorism and homeland security. In serving the counterterrorism community, the MIPT Terrorism Information Center offers access to a wealth of information resources and services. The Center creates and provides access to numerous terrorism-related documents and serves as a conduit to materials located in the Oklahoma City National ... Show moreShow less From Libraries in the War on Terrorism - Related web pages www.infotoday.com/online/sep06/Robison_Marlatt ...

92. Sep 1999 - In September 1999, Speaker of the House of Representatives Hastert appointed Ambassador Bremer Chairman of the National Commission on Terrorism. The Commission's mandate was to review America's counter-terrorism policies. From Kissinger Associates / Kissinger McLarty Associates - Related web pages www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/elite ...

93. Oct 1999

    Oct 6, 1999 - Subcommittee on Technology and Terrorism on October 6, 1999. This paper... ~ Found by: AltaVista, CompuServe, Open Directory Project, EuroSeek, FAST Search ( alltheweb.com), Google, Lycos ~ http://www.cybercrimes.net/Terrorism/terrorism. html | 89 ...60. Cyber-Terrorism ~ ...appliances, the risks for terrorism grows. Individuals or groups...cracking" can escalate into terrorism when an individual "cracks... who coined the term "Cyber Terrorism" is The Future of CyberTerrorism... Subcommittee on Technology and Terrorism on October 6, 1999. This paper... ~ Found by: AltaVista, CompuServe, Open Directory Project, EuroSeek, FAST Search ( alltheweb.com), Google, Lycos ~ http://www.cybercrimes.net/Terrorism/terrorism. Show moreShow less From Search Results for terrorism - Related web pages www.preciousheart.net/Main_Archives ...

94. Nov 1999

    Nov 1999 - Watson was promoted to the post of Assistant Director of the newly formed Counter terrorism Division at FBI Headquarters in November 1999. Then-FBI director Louis Freeh said Watson brought to this critical assignment "a wealth of counter terrorism ...Watson was promoted to the post of Assistant Director of the newly formed Counter terrorism Division at FBI Headquarters in November 1999. Then-FBI director Louis Freeh said Watson brought to this critical assignment "a wealth of counter terrorism experience and successes," that he had "knowledge, experience, and professionalism," and that he would protect our citizens against terrorism and ensure our national security. Freeh is gone, but Watson is still there. Show moreShow less From FBI Ignored Foreign Terrorists In America www.aim.org/media-monitor/fbi-ignored-foreign ...

95. Dec 1999

    Dec 1999 - In December 1999, Menchu asked the court to hear charges of torture, state terrorism State terrorism is a controversial term, with no agreed on definition, used when arguing that there may be a similarity between terrorism and certain acts done by states. From GUATEMALA: SPANISH COURT DISMISSES HUMAN RIGHTS … - Related web pages www.thefreelibrary.com/GUATEMALA ...

96. Dec 1999 - In December 1999 the prime minister of Italy, Massino D'Alema, became the first Western leader to visit Libya since Qaddafi had surrendered the Lockerbie suspects. During a public appearance with D'Alema, Qaddafi issued a strong denunciation of terrorism.In December 1999 the prime minister of Italy, Massino D'Alema, became the first Western leader to visit Libya since Qaddafi had surrendered the Lockerbie suspects. During a public appearance with D'Alema, Qaddafi issued a strong denunciation of terrorism. He asserted that no state should provide support and protection to the practitioners of terrorist violence. He backed up his pronouncement by expelling the Abu Nidal organization and dismantling Libya's terrorist ... Show moreShow less From El Dorado Canyon - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=sT73Ju1Za5IC&pg ...

97. Dec 4, 1999 - NAWAZ Sharif, right, and his brother Shabaz Sharif wave to supporters outside the anti-terrorist court in Karachi in this Dec. 4 1999 file photo. KARACHI — Former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif was Thursday sentenced by an anti- terrorism court to ...NAWAZ Sharif, right, and his brother Shabaz Sharif wave to supporters outside the anti-terrorist court in Karachi in this Dec. 4 1999 file photo. KARACHI — Former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif was Thursday sentenced by an anti- terrorism court to life in jail on charges of hijacking and terrorism. Judge Rehmat Hussain Jaffri also ordered confiscation of Sharif entire property. The ousted premier was found not guilty on additional charges of attempted murder ... Show moreShow less From Deposed Pakistan PM Sharif sentenced to life imprisonment . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=RFM1AAAAIBAJ ...

98. Dec 9, 1999 - International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism, adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 9 December 1999. It is important, both to the cause of human rights and to the fight against terrorism, that the measures ...International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism, adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 9 December 1999. It is important, both to the cause of human rights and to the fight against terrorism, that the measures required to be taken by the Government of India under each of these Conventions are fully and meticulously undertaken, both in terms of appropriate legislation, where this may still be needed, and in terms of other ... Show moreShow less From Important Proceedings - Related web pages nhrc.nic.in/impproceed.htm

99. Dec 14, 1999 - 6.65 The Home Secretary Mr Straw made the following remarks on 14 December 1999 on the UK Terrorism Bill: The Bill provides for permanent anti-terrorist powers for the police, other law enforcement agencies and the courts. Let me first explain to the ...6.65 The Home Secretary Mr Straw made the following remarks on 14 December 1999 on the UK Terrorism Bill: The Bill provides for permanent anti-terrorist powers for the police, other law enforcement agencies and the courts. Let me first explain to the House why we judge that such powers--powers additional to those of the general criminal law--are needed. Terrorism involves the threat or use of serious violence for political, religious or ideological ends. It is ... Show moreShow less From ANTI-TERRORISM LEGISLATION (REVIEW OF SECURITY … - Related web pages www.pmg.org.za/bills/antiterrorismpaper.htm

100. Dec 15, 1999 - The Panel's analysis of such threats, contained in its First Annual Report to the President and the Congress, submitted on December 15, 1999, points out that terrorism - especially unconventional terrorism involving chemical, biological, radiological or ...The Panel's analysis of such threats, contained in its First Annual Report to the President and the Congress, submitted on December 15, 1999, points out that terrorism - especially unconventional terrorism involving chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear devices — has emerged as a US national security concern for several reasons: • There has been a trend toward increased lethality in terrorism in the past decade. • There Is an increasing focus on the apparent dangers ... Show moreShow less From Preparedness Against Terrorist Attacks - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=vyrfxwYlr80C&pg=PA46 ...