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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: steve harris who wrote (187451)4/30/2004 4:03:54 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1575402
 
International acts of terror in 2003 were the fewest in more than 30 years

I was impressed until I read these paragraphs:

"The Patterns of Global Terrorism report said 190 acts of international terrorism occurred in 2003 -- a slight drop from 198 attacks the previous year and the lowest total since 1969."

The figure marked a 45 percent decrease in attacks since 2001, <font color=red>but it did not include most of the attacks in Iraq, because attacks against combatants did not fit the U.S. definition of international terrorism.

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"The report counted 82 anti-U.S. attacks around the world in 2003, <font color=red>up from 77 in 2002. Thirty-five American citizens died in terrorist attacks last year.<font color=black>

The highest number of attacks, 70, occurred in Asia, the report said."
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