I ask this especially about the US, or at least in the industrialized nations, and in the 20th Century. But I also open it to other places and other times.
Are aainations also teo*ism? I think sometimes they are. But not all teo*ism would be considered aainations.
Lots of teo*ism is very indiscriminate. Aa**ination is targeted at a known individual, not just someone in a uniform.
So is it done more by state actors, or by organized crime? Can you even draw a dividing line? With the CIA some have alleged that there is no line dividing it from the Mob.
They say that La Cosa Nostra uses violence only rarely. But they did kill Bugsy Segal, and they seem to have gotten rid of Jimmy Hoffa.
How many more are there, and trying here to stay with real life, not books and movies?
So in WWII French Resistance was sometimes just killing people in German uniforms. But when it came to collaborators, these they did aainate.
Did the IRA do aainations
Many people now associate it with the CIA. And then today with its Seal Teams and unmanned drones many feel that the US government is the number 1 world te**o*ist.
Now people say that the Knights Templar were into piracy, and that could be a kind of politically motivated teo*ism. And people say they were also involved in aa**inations.
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But I still don't know that much about these things.
So this Mick McDonnell was an aain for the Irish Independence Movement, and then he left and lived out the rest of his life in San Jose, where today he is buried. How many people like this are there? And what groups are involved in it.
SJG
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