Terrorist Organization: The Unpopular Terrorists

Structural PFLPs were originally made as "cells" of PLO, but they also have their own cellular structure. Since cellular structures put individuals in small pockets, most people do not have sufficient resources to disclose useful information to unfriendly people in the group. By isolating people and not knowing other members of the group, terrorist organizations can continue to take action in a relatively safe way. In addition, terrorists must be able to act independently and this structure only enhances the need for such features.

Since the US government killed Americans and had a history of extensive terrorist acts, it was previously registered as a terrorist organization, but in 2012 the Secretary of State and Hillary Clinton of Iranian hawks, a State Department terrorist It was deleted from the list. By the way Clinton's work is now occupied by Mike Pompei, another notorious Iranian trader. As pointed out by the New York Times in 2012, many lobbying activities are under way to highlight MEK from the list of terrorists and their provocative nature, namely " It 's at a level' they may aggravate them. Of course, we are interfering with foreign democracy in "the former CIA James Director who is doing lobbying activities". "Woolsey and other CIA affiliates

Under the constant pressure of governments around the world, terrorist organizations have developed a structure that seems to be able to withstand attacks. However, information on these terrorist organizations, their members, links between members etc. is at best incomplete. Existing information is usually acquired during a post survey of acts of terrorism and may provide little information on the organization or its "target" of deployment. Many intelligence tasks are required to summarize a lot of misleading information ("logs" of post logs and activities) in order to generate an image of the whole organization. Nonetheless, a new situation shows that terrorist organizations are organized as cellular networks at the operational level, not hierarchical systems.