Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Europe's counter-terrorism strategy? What their view on Hezbollah tells us.

The Hezbullah terrorists' familiar form of salute evidently will be
familiar to some Europeans, even if the lesson has been forgotten
Frimet/Arnold Roth..
This Ongoing War..
29 January '13..









Watching the self-damaging way politicians and law enforcement officials view terrorism is, for the most part, an immensely frustrating thing.

Hezbollah, as we have noted here numerous times, is banned as a terrorist organization in major countries of the world but not in Europe. See for instance "26-Jan-13: Assessing the threat of Hezbullah's terrorism in North America, and doing something about it", "13-Jan-13: A French contribution to stopping the terrorists", 26-May-11: "Lebanon's terrorist forces have more missiles than most sovereign states"

Now today we the EU's principal counter-terrorism official telling us that Hezbollah might not be banned even if it is proven - as appears to be the case, that it stands behind the terrorist bombing of a busload of Israeli tourists in Bulgaria last summer.

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