Inside Politics II
Terror shouldn’t be defined to further political goals
The government is doing nothing to reassure Canadians fearful of an anti-terror law if we can’t define terrorism. If one can be arrested for promoting terror on a computer in their parents’ basement, we should know what terror is.
OTTAWA—If we’re determined to ramp up our effort to fight terror, can we please first define it?
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