Claudie Resner

New York – ,,Deceitful attack by sarin, an extremely toxic gas in the Tokyo subway is a signal of a new age of terror." Marvin Citron, a specialist says. He believes similar attacks will follow in the other parts of the world. Cetron, who works in the Forecasting International prognosis company in Virginia, predicted terrorists attacks to traffic systems and important buildings such as the World Business Centre in New York three years ago in the study for the Pentagon. Terrorist actions supported by the countries will be replaced by attacks of small extremist groups, who, according to Cetron, will prefer chemical and biological weapons which are easy to produce. He describes these weapons as nuclear weapons of poor. He divides the terrorists into the ethnic, race and religious groups. They live in each country. They might be in touch with Mafia or drug smugglers, they might be groups fighting against artificial interruptions or fighting for animal rights. According to Cetron, the only way to nick these people is to break into their organisations and exchange information among countries. He believes that the number of terrorist attacks will increase each year by 15 per cent until 2000 or maybe 2020. Saturday, April 1, 1995