num_pages: 530
description: The Red Roots of Terrorism describes the persistence of terrorism through the ages and gives examples of the use of this tactic to further many different kinds of philosophies. The author contends that persons capable of participating in terrorist acts exist in all ethnic groups and in most, if not all, political aggregations. Many different causes and groups provide congenial homes for such people, and afford them guidance and protection. Many examples of terrorist acts within the US and throughout the world are given, and the inadequate steps which have been taken to punish past actions and forestall future events are described. The author suggests that strong measures are needed to prevent congenital terrorists from harming innocent victims, and provides suggestions for remedies. The book contains a preface, 22 chapters, glossary, bibliography, and index.
language: English
title: The Red Roots of Terrorism
titlecomplete: The Red Roots of Terrorism
ratings_count: 6
publisher: Cui Bono Books