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McFarlane's address, "Terror and Counter Terror: Elements of an effective U.S. Response, was scheduled before the U.S. air strike. And though he spoke mostly on broad policy recommendations to combat terrorism, he did take time out to discuss the recent U.S. air strike against Libya...
McFarlane's address was part of the ex-marine's two-day visit to Harvard as a Visiting Fellow of the IOP. He also met with a section of a government class, ROTC students, various K-School groups and undergraduate political organizations...
...President told a business group the day after the raid, "Yesterday the United States won but a single engagement in a long battle against terrorism." But as that battle proceeds, Reagan has made his intentions clear. "We have done what we had to do," he said in his televised address. "If necessary, we shall do it again...
...launched its bombers out of a grim conviction that ruthless attacks on Americans and the citizens of many other countries will never let up until terrorists and the states that sponsor them are made to pay a price in kind. In his televised address following the raid, the President asserted that the air strike "will not only diminish Colonel Gaddafi's capacity to export terror, it will provide him with incentives and reasons to alter his criminal behavior." That argument won the support of only three U.S. allies: Britain, which gave permission for the F-111s to use English bases...
...said Saban, "Israel is central to the heart of every Jew." The Chief Rabbi took the issue a theological step further by stating that the return of the Jews to the homeland was part of "God's final plan of redemption." But John Paul in his 3,000-word address made no mention of Israel, and a Vatican spokesman later said that the papal visit had been purely religious in nature and that the inclusion of any such political issue would have been inappropriate...