The battle against terrorism today is against a violent ideology rather than a well-organized, top-down group. It's just a matter of time before we get someone — an immigrant or someone American-born — who commits a higher-intensity act of terrorism.

With handhelds today, you have to pull out a pen when you want to enter information. With their sensors, you could type just by holding your fingers above your handheld.

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This mass terrorism is the new evil in our world today

Today, people have to supply more information to get a driver's license than to form a company.

There is, therefore, a temptation to return to an explanation which automatically discharges the victim of responsibility: it seems quite adequate to a reality in which nothing strikes us more forcefully than the utter innocence of the individual caught in the horror machine and his utter inability to change his fate. Terror, however, is only in the last instance of its development a mere form of government. In order to establish a totalitarian regime, terror must be presented as an instrument for carrying out a specific ideology; and that ideology must have won the adherence of many, and even a majority, before terror can be stabilized. The point for the historian is that the Jews, before becoming the main victims of modern terror, were the center of Nazi ideology. And an ideology which has to persuade and mobilize people cannot choose its victim arbitrarily.