For Official Washington, Terrorism Is a Laughing MatterBy Scott HortonHarper's Magazine Apr. 13, 2012 |
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![]() Just how serious is Washington about battling terrorism? The airwaves fill regularly with sanctimonious declamations about terrorist threats and with vows to pursue the war against them to its ultimate conclusion--a war without territorial limits, and with ill-defined opponents and no clear time horizon. A forever war. But to insiders, it is evidently a laughing matter. Developments the past week suggest that for some prominent Washington figures, rubbing elbows with a scheduled terrorist organization and taking money from its front groups is a no-brainer. It may be that they know something most of us don't about the intelligence community's dealings with these terrorists. Read More |