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This can benefit terrorists, drug traffickers and rogue nations in need of cash.

Without naming the whistleblower Edward Snowden, or media outlets which have published Snowden's leaks, the general said the recent revelations would benefit terrorists.

The American administration said it would cut off aid to the Palestinian Authority, lest it benefit terrorists, while European Union governments looked for ways to keep the cash flowing, even though they also list Hamas as a terrorist organisation.

Handing such strong encryption to hundreds of millions of users will likely irk law enforcement bodies, who have suggested encryption efforts from the likes of Apple and Google will only benefit terrorists and other serious criminals.

In recent days, though, there has been some real debate over whether a provision in the same group of proposed laws, one that makes it more difficult to follow money trails abroad, might benefit terrorists.

These transactions in fact violate American and British laws that prohibit US funding from benefiting terrorists.

It is quite clear, he says, that the president of the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) was "summoned to the White House and accused of publishing papers that benefited terrorists, or could have benefited terrorists, and instructed to go off and prepare a set of guidelines".

A couple of years ago there was a lawsuit, Rothstein v UBS AG, against UBS for aiding and abetting Hamas by carrying out routine banking transactions that ultimately benefited terrorists – the lawsuit was dismissed by the trial court.

"This heinous act once again underscores the urgent need for a political resolution to the conflict in Libya, the continuation of which only benefits terrorist groups, including Isil".

Such a reaction would only benefit the terrorists.

Once in a while the political storm created by counterterrorist campaigns does benefit the terrorists, which is why the gamble makes sense.