Terrorism? Youth of today don't know the meaning of the word.

**MrMarkyMark** · 28 March 2016, 05:58

I there a link between this and cheaper house prices?

**NotAllThere** · 28 March 2016, 06:01

It's probably harder to plan terrorist atrocities if you're at the mercy of a greed landlord who keeps your deposit (that you wanted to spend on bombs).

**WTFH** · 28 March 2016, 06:03

Could you map the dates of the US involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq over that?

Alternatively,
1970 - 2000 - IRA
2001 - 20xx - IS

IR, IS... that means next up is IT terrorism.

YHIHF

**MrMarkyMark** · 28 March 2016, 06:14

IR, IS... that means next up is IT terrorism.

I thought TATA already had that covered

**WTFH** · 28 March 2016, 06:20

Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

I thought TATA already had that covered

And Wipro and Cognizant and...

**MrMarkyMark** · 28 March 2016, 06:38

FTFY

Originally posted by WTFH View Post

And Wipro and Cognizant, Capita and Gideon

**PurpleGorilla** · 28 March 2016, 09:15

At a global level the amount of terrorism is increasing;

https://www.start.umd.edu/gtd/

**NotAllThere** · 28 March 2016, 09:47

Your link is useless. This image shows better what you're trying to say:

However, the fact remains that at the moment, the UK (and Western Europe as a whole) is safer than it was in the 70s.

**WTFH** · 28 March 2016, 09:51

It depends on your definition of terrorism. A redneck shooting up a school is a terrorist, as much as someone blowing themselves up at a school.

Terrorism? Youth of today don't know the meaning of the word.