One Never Really Knows Who One's Enemy

If The September 11 Terror Attack Is Supposed To Constitute A Caesura In World History, It Must Be Able To Stand Comparison To Other Events Of World Historical Impact.

One Never Really Knows Who One's Enemy Is.

Since Our Complex Societies Are Highly Susceptible To Interferences And Accidents, They Certainly Offer Ideal Opportunities For A Prompt Disruption Of Normal Activities.

The Interpretation Of A Case Is Corroborated Only By The Successful Continuation Of A Self-formative Process, That Is By The Completion Of Self-reflection, And Not In Any Unmistakable Way By What The Patient Says Or How He Behaves.

Partisans Fight On Familiar Territory With Professed Political Objectives To Conquer Power. This Is What Distinguishes Them From Terrorists