Page 25 - Only Love Can Defeat Terrorism

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

By the 1960s, people began to seriously wonder what
might happen if a terrorist group managed to acquire some
kind of nuclear weapon that could result in the deaths of tens
of thousands. A biological or chemical attack could wipe

entire populations off the map. No such attack happened,
fortunately. But by the 1990s, the opportunities of such
attacks increased. These concerns only heightened with the
collapse of the Soviet Union and the weakening of control
over its nuclear arsenal. The development of the internet and
the facilitation of all forms of information increased these
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worries still further. Fear of terrorism became the subject of
hundreds of films and books. Reports were written about the
possible consequences and much research was carried out.
Now, all too obviously, terrorists could go beyond familiar,
limited actions like bombings, armed robberies, skyjackings

Bhagwan Shee Rajneesh, leader of a perverted cult that poisoned
750 people in Oregon, here seen with his followers.

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