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Department to delist Cuba in return for the island nation breaking ties with FARC --- a possible guarantee that FARC will get involved in the Colombian political process (a similar precedent happened in 2008, when the Bush administration followed on its promise to take North Korea off the blacklist in return for the Hermit Kingdom making progress in verifying its nuclear activities). In doing so, Barack Obama could go to Cuban-American members of Congress and say, "Look, Cuba's not a terrorist-sponsoring nation anymore. We know that they're by no means a democracy yet, but we applaud the Cuban regime for making substantial progress in anti-terrorism efforts."
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implication that it's settled fact that the US is the world's biggest terrorist, etc., seem a little much, especially when relying on such minor publications and figures to make the point. Chomsky's a big one, obviously, but I had to look up who Blum was; if he's the second-most famous/respected person to have this opinion, I think "widely regarded" is an overreach". After those two, it seemed to just be miscellaneous nonnotable commentators; if we start listing sources to that level of obscurity, we'll also have to deal with the ten thousand gallons of essays and blog posts that don't consider the US a terrorist state.
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by communist states or otherwise under the influence of the Soviet Union, including rebels in
Hungary, the anti-communist Contras in Nicaragua, UNITA in Angola and the multi-factional mujahideen in Afghanistan." (i.e. the USSR would have probably considered the US to be a state sponsor of terrorism in Afghanistan.) A lot depends upon the eye of the beholder; things are rarely black and white; viewing events from the other side's shoes can often be enlightening.--
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meaning. With over 100 countries in the world it's possible and perhaps likely that other countries use the same 4-word phrase of "sstate sponsors of terorrism" whether formally or informally. The entry of "states which U.S. States Dept considers sponsors of terrorism" would not consist merely of but would include the relevant U.S. law and language and would link to (and be linked to from) other wikipedia pages on what other countries consider terrorist states.
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the interpretation. What is logical to be assumed is that this was all that was said relevant to this topic, subject matter. Why would quoting the relevant part make anyone assume that was all the US had to say about the country? Since the subject is state sponsors of terrorism, we would only assume this is all they said on the subject matter, which is the case.
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I think that's fair. From looking at a lot of the past comments on this talk page, I'd say the issue is to keep the history of and criticism of specifically this list, as opposed to state sponsorship of terrorism in general. For a starter, some specific criticism of the list from experts can be found
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This makes it clear that its not a state sponsored action; instead Sudan, according to this source, has taken steps to "disrupt jihadists both traveling to and returning from Iraq." Also, I note that you did not put in this part, that you think belongs. You put back EVERYTHING yet again, which is all
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This article has misleading headline. When I clicked on this article I thought names of countries like
Pakistan will be there which is the biggest sponsor of terrorism. Even US government's most wanted terrorist Osama was living there comfortably. But then I noticed it is list of those countries who
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With regards to the notion of Cuba being taken off the list of terrorism-sponsoring nations, it's interesting to note that Cuba is facilitating dialogue between FARC and the
Colombian government on its own territory. Since the talks are ongoing in Havana, it's not implausible that Barack Obama could
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It should go without saying, but to copy and paste whole sections from one website is not acceptable, esp. when not all the material is about State sponsorship of terrorism. Knowledge (XXG) is not a mirror site for state.gove. I removed the off topic material, and tried to keep the material that is
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proposes. It will be a long list. I would not change this article into that one though as this is a specific notable list that people want to find out about. It just happens to be about one government's view of state sponsored terrorism. An equally notable list about, say fruit, would also deserve
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to the top of the article. As it says, "the examples and perspective in this article may not include all significant viewpoints." But in fact, this isn't quite accurate: there are actually NO viewpoints included at all. It seems to me that there should be a section about the reasons for this list's
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I started out by dialing back this sentence in the lede: "The list is widely regarded as hypocritical because, as former State
Department official William Blum, Noam Chomsky and many others have pointed out, the US has sponsored more terrorism than most other states put together." The "widely", the
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I agree is should be summarized, with the relevant quote included. That makes sense. But your edit on the article which was to restore the full copy and past of all the material was much worse than the possible interpretation that this was all that was said about it. I don't think anyone would make
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article, "Historically, people who are self-described "freedom fighters" tend to be called assassins, rebels, or terrorists by their foes. During the Cold War, the term 'freedom fighter' was widely used by the United States and other
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true, but this page should be removed from the terrorism template. The terrorism template already has references to the FBI most wanted list and the US stat dept. list. The link to this page is presented like it contains a general overview of state sponsors of international terrorism, but this list
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IMHO the article is a factual reporting of a list, albeit a subjective list. On those grounds it is certainly NPOV. And the list is notable enough to be included in
Knowledge (XXG). The lack of similar lists from other countries might mean that the Knowledge (XXG) needs more articles but not that
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There was an announcement today that Cuba would be taken off the list. Before Cuba gets moved back and forth too much, it only comes off the list after a 45 day waiting period, and that's assuming that there isn't congressional pushback (which there might be). I've clarified the language, so let's
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That, as well as several other paragraphs, is what the US state regarding Sudan. Your selective quotation gives the impression that this quote was all the US stated regarding Sudan. Either all the material should be quoted in full, or it should be stated that this is selective quotations leaving
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An area of focus, says nothing about any allegations of state sponsorship of terrorism. So that doesnt belong here. I have kept the material that was relevant and removed the off topic material. You have yet to quote anything that you restored that shows its valid for inclusion per the topic. I
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Untrue. What was relevant, just barely, to the subject was this: "Sudan's history of having played host in the mid-1990s to al-Qaida leader Usama bin Ladin continues to weigh heavily in the objective assessment of Sudan's role in international terrorism, but there is no indication that al-Qaida
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It's all in the name. Wouldn't something like "States accused of
Terrorism by the US" be more applicable? Ok perhaps not so catchy. Many modern states have dabbled in terroristic methods at some time, so the page could explore that more. Currently it reads like an echo of US Govt materials...
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In light of the comments in the above (unnamed) section above the table of contents of this discussion page as well as the "won't put itself on the list" it's certainly legitimate to include information about what the U.S. State
Department says, however the article's title needs to match the
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showed you above how your quote is not state terrorism. You have no responded to that or removed to from the article. Explain your revert or self revert. This article is not a dumping ground for your copying and pasting from state.gov websites as you are doing on this and other articles.
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The term to 'sponsor terrorism' is highly POV. If you ask those on the receiving end of these 'sponsorships', the survivors will almost certainly tell you that the supporters of those groups are sponsors of terrorism. The supporters of those groups will tell you they're supporting
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As of today, Cuba is officially off the list. I have made the switch and added the necessary updated information and reference. Please do not completely delete the Cuba information - just because it is now off the list doesn't mean the information under its entry has no historic
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The last two bullets should be taken out of sanctions section. I do not want to take them out myself, but rather seek out to other people as well if they agree with me. The Visa Waiver
Program and the travel ban are not correlated at all to the State Sponsors of Terrorism
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I am deleting the mention of China from this list. The People's Republic of China was never a state listed on the US State Department's State Sponsors of Terrorism list, and certainly not in the period that is mentioned. See 1999 Overview of State Sponsors of Terrorism
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North Korea is no longer on the State Sponsor of Terrorism list. It is still in dark green, it needs to be changed to light green, which means they used to be on the State Sponsor of Terrorism list. I'm not sure how to change it, but is there someone that does
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neutral ? If a list of nations that the US accuses of 'sponsoring international terrorism', in the interests of neutrality we would either have to delete this page or create pages of nations that Cuba, North Korea and Iran accuse of 'sponsoring terrorism'.
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Please do not keep re-adding this into the article. There is no empirical proof apart from a baseless British tabloid article from a newspaper known for misinformation. North Korea has no verified ties with ISIS and has never supplied them with weaponry
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Again, your selective quotation give a misleading presentation of what the US states on this and does not mention that it is selective. Better to add a link to the report as I have done. Also, I discovered a newer report, so both of our versions were
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Give me the quote where it claimed that Sudan's policy supported terrorist activity, i.e. engaged in state sponorsed terrorism. If there is such a claim then I would agree it belongs, but I saw no such claim. Quote here, where you think it says this,
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that this list is not appropriate for a definitive "State sponsors" link the Terrorism template. Either the link should be deleted or set to point to the new article listing all those states which have supported terrorism at some time which
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I agree. The article is fine, but not the link from the terrorism template. That just labels the link as "State sponsors", as if this is the definitive list. I would be happy with it in the template if it had a more accurate label.
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Oh, for crying out loud, this is an official US government list with official US government ramifications regarding the law, especially regarding export controls and financial aid. To quote from the US State Department website:
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elements have had a presence in Sudan with the knowledge and consent of the Sudanese Government for at least the past five years." Can you explain how the material that I trimmed is relevant to State Sponsorship of Terrorism?
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Controls over exports of dual use items, requiring 30-day Congressional notification for goods or services that could significantly enhance the terrorist list country's military capability or ability to support terrorism,
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O.K., It's a reproduction, but so what ? Why does this even need to be here ? If other nations don't have their lists of nations that 'sponsor terrorism' here, then it makes the inclusion of this article inherently biased
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If you don't like the US government actions or otherwise have an axe to grind, that's fine, but this list is an objective fact with real-world implications (NPOV, in other words), and wishing otherwise is plainly POV.
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anti-Castro initiative. The plan, which was not implemented, called for various false flag actions, including simulated or real state sponsored terrorism (such as hijacked planes) on U.S. and Cuban soil.", and also
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But looking at the first two sources here--the Blum and Chomsky links--they don't appear to mention this list at all. Whether or not the US is itself a terrorist state seems to me a discussion for another article,
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I know Afghanistan was never on this list, but how come? Does anyone have/know of a good explanation for this, considering that Afghanistan was very active in sponsoring terrorism in the late 1990s/early 2000s?
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here are the currently listed terrorism sponsoring countries. theyre 6, and libya might be officially taken off, but usa immigration still wanted to keep it on the list.
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Can anyone tell, if there is a decent source for the provided timeline. The Reports from the State Department online only date back to 1995.
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