Anti-terrorism fraternity worries that Philippine hostage crisis sends wrong mes

13 Sep 2000

Terrorists holding civilians hostage in the Philippines are paid millions of dollars to free them. Their little-known cause is trumpeted around the world, they ridicule the president of the Philippines and win new support for their insurgency. Full Story

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