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Q13. Who is behind the 'TERRORISTS?'
The foot soldiers of terrorist movements themselves come
from very poor backgrounds. Almost all of them work for
money or for the promise of money. In many cases, the
terrorist organisation is the only good employer around.
Terrorist organizations do raise some of their finances
through front organizations acting as charities. Their
accounts too are “protected.” Governments act only after
a “terrorist act” has been committed. They then arrest
some low-ranking operatives or blame it on some innocent
suspects. In India, if a top-level terrorist is arrested (share
disputes lead to betrayal), government immediately starts
“peace negotiations.” Many terrorists have become Chief
Ministers of states.
Sometimes, government agencies themselves commit
terrorist acts and then plant evidence so that it can be
blamed on terrorists.
� When the Purulia arms drop became public, it was revealed that operatives of
nearly half-dozen countries were involved. A British arms merchant who was
caught revealed that British intelligence agencies were in the know. British
government then claimed that they had informed the Indian spy agency R&AW.
R&AW claimed that they had indeed passed on the information to concerned
authorities but the mail got delayed! Many of those arrested were pardoned and
allowed to go back. The main kingpin was allowed to escape from the airport
after the plan was grounded by the Indian Air Force.
� In the investigation of the 26/11 terrorist attacks in Bombay, it was revealed
that an American spy of Pakistani origin, working as an agent for Drug
Enforcement Agency of the US and also for the Pakistani ISI, had staked out in
the city and selected the sites for the attack. His wife had informed the
authorities of his involvement but the US authorities took no action. The US
government has also refused to hand him over to Indian authorities. Also, it took
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