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1986
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"It was in reality such 'hardnosed liberals' as the CIA's Tracy Barnes and
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Edward Lansdale (for whom Ellsberg worked in Vietnam) and Kennedy's
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chief military advisor Maxwell Taylor who advocated clandestine war, or
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Special Forces warfare, as an alternative to conventional military and
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diplomatic options and thus got the U.S. involved untenably in Cuba and
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Vietnam." (From THE YANKEE AND THE COWBOY WAR by Carl Oglesby, p. 59)
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THE UNFLAGGING ANARCHIST ACTIVITY HANDBOOK: Suicide squads of a
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fanatical and bloodthirsty organization called the United States Marine
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Corps. . . This terrorist faction is so extreme it considers the U.S. Army
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and Navy too moderate . . . (Excerpts from the News As I'd Like To Hear It)
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Acts of terrorism are like cracks in the bulwark of imperialism that
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begin to appear as the result of pressures imposed by imperialist greed
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upon Third World populations. They are not particularly efficient means of
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fighting imperialism; they are, however, symptoms of its mortality.
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Terrorism also occurs because counter-insurgency strategies have
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thwarted the development of more effectual peasant organization for the
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redress of economic wrongs (coercive interventions upon the marketplace).
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The more imperialism succeeds in the short run, the more it insuress its
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burial in the long run. It was the unreasonable policy of the French in
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Indochina that made Ho Chi Minh, instead of a moderate, the ultimate
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choice of the populance. It is the success of infiltration and disruption
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technique and the lack of channels of reforming peacefully the extremes of
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imperialism that create, almost directly, terrorist activity.
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When you torment an individual, first that person is going to scream or
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cry, and then she or he is going to lash out wildly. When a population is
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tormented the same syndrome follows. The more efficiently individual
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acts of terrorism are suppressed, the greater the number of such acts to
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be expected -- until sooner or later imperialism is toppled.
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Resorting to ever more convoluted and conspiratoral tactics, a minority
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is enslaving a majority that is potentially capable of eradicating that
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minority. Less than 10% of the world's population controls more than 80%
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of its land. Only the immense profitability of this mileau for the
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oppressor-minority lends it any stability at all. Every other factor
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militates for its destruction.
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For a politician representing imperialist interests to treat terrorism as
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a perversely unnecessary evil that is simply the result of the unprovoked
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ill will of malevolent persons is incredibly evasive.
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"To forget is also to forgive what should not be forgiven if justice and
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freedom are to prevail." -- Herbert Marcuse, EROS AND CIVILIZATION, p.
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232.
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I've been mistaken all these years in assuming J. B. Stoner was convicted
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for the same Birmingham Sunday School bombing of which Brother-in-law
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accused Griffin Bell. No one was hurt in the bombing for which Stoner was
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jailed. A number of black children were killed in the bombing which
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probably served as Bell's initiation into a secret society.
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KULTCHA Bulletin
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#4 Kerry Wendell Thornley
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c 1986 Kerry W. Thornley
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Illumi-Net Computer Bulletin Board System
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(404) 377-1141
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