Malcolm Evans – Who is the terrorist?
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Chomsky has said, “War is terrorism!”
He also said, “Everybody’s worried about stopping terrorism. Well, there’s a really easy way: stop participating in it”.
Chomsky also mentioned that America was the biggest terrorists in the world and the International crinimal court agreed which gave rise to unilateral deployments and 10/1 civilian casualties to every one KIA.
Nelson Mandela was considered a Terrorist.
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!00% agree SAVENZ.
The terrorism within, is the terror to fear most.
Brilliant Malcolm.
Terrorism alive and well and not always from a different culture to ours either.