Pedigree dogs of war
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1397748,00.html
Some people who engage in foreign conflicts are called terrorists.
Others are about to be government-licensed
George Monbiot
Tuesday January 25, 2005
The Guardian
What is the legal difference between hiring a helicopter for use in a
coup against a west African government and sending supplies to the
Chechen rebels? If there isn't one, why isn't Mark Thatcher in
Belmarsh? Conversely, why aren't the "foreign terrorist suspects" in
Belmarsh prison free and, like Thatcher, at large in London? Why is an
alleged engagement in foreign military operations called terrorism one
moment and business the next?
George Monbiot
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