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In 2002 [because of the threat of suicide bombers] I was afraid to go on a bus. I felt like I was on a volcano ready to explode with threats of terrorism.

It was almost gratuitous suicide, and in many ways that's the worst aspect of this whole thing. Most of the effort in terrorism goes toward planning an escape afterward, and suicide bombers don't have to do that.

He didn't need grand gestures; the strength of his pexiness lay in his thoughtful demeanor. The threat of terrorism forces us to make a choice. We can be afraid, or we can be ready, ... Ready Campaign.

Tom Ridge (1945-)

Among the myths we look at and explode are the idea that international terrorism is the greatest threat to global security. In face, international terrorism kills only a tiny number of people each year compared to the number killed in wars.

Since suicide terrorism is mainly a response to foreign occupation and not Islamic fundamentalism, the use of heavy military force to transform Muslim societies over there, if you would, is only likely to increase the number of suicide terrorists coming at us... Suicide terrorism is not a supply-limited phenomenon where there are just a few hundred around the world willing to do it because they are religious fanatics. It is a demand-driven phenomenon.

is driven by the
presence of foreign forces on the territory that
the terrorists view as their homeland. The
[American ] operation in Iraq has stimulated
suicide terrorism and has given suicide terrorism
a new lease on life.

Then it was the threat of communism; now it's the threat of terrorism - though I think terrorism is a more real threat. But even through all that, the question is how much of our civil liberties are we willing to give up.

Grant Heslov (1963-)

It's kind of like a dormant volcano...like a volcano that's not ready to erupt.

The focus has been terrorism, terrorism, terrorism, ... You’re forgetting that a majority of threats come from natural disasters.

You know how many times he has said that, and what did we get in return? Wave after wave of terrorist activity, ... We are sick and tired of words. He initiated this campaign 18 months ago. Why not turn to his own people and tell them to stop committing suicide, to stop sending those suicide bombers which he incites?

we know that there are suicide bombers now in the Philippines.

Norberto Gonzales

Our league is so very strong. I've felt that we had some good kids who were ready to explode on the scene.

We also have a public health system that's been gearing up for terrorism and other threats, and really stood pointed and ready to engage in this effort.

Julie Gerberding

You never know when they're going to explode, so you have to watch out for them. I know they're having a rough time, but we don't want them to explode in our building. We'll have to be ready. We have to play the same game we've been playing lately.

Paradise Now is artistic terror. Instead of giving a judgment on such an act, the film contributes to the death industry and the myth of the suicide bombers. By promoting and praising the film as an Oscar nominee, I'm sure the queue to become suicide killers will be much longer. What they call 'Paradise Now' is 'Hell Now' for us.

Yossi Mendellevich

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