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There is really no reason to be mainstreaming these foreign terrorists into a regular U.S. court".

It has turned one of the wildest of the bandit-country safe havens for terrorists into a boom town.

But it's a particularly rich and complicated version, weaving detectives hunting down drug traffickers and terrorists into a contemporary Parisian backdrop of political arrivistes, corrupt judges and criminals with friends in high places, including predators in the mold of Dominique Strauss-Kahn.

Spurlock, who has worked extensively in television, is an entertainer: he spoofs American military and intelligence operational procedure by turning his preparation for hunting terrorists into a personal boot camp (complete with weapons training) and also into a video game, in which he kicks a modest amount of butt.

Dispatching the ghosts of Schoenberg, Xenakis, and other twentieth-century sonic terrorists into an island paradise, it touches on the universal modern suspicion that surfaces are not what they seem, that the center does not hold, that it ain't necessarily so.

This set of theories lumps together political and cultural dissidents, populists of the left and right, supremacists, and terrorists into an undifferentiated irrational lunatic fringe threatening society.

This avoids turning a terrorist into a martyr.

"Peace cannot turn a terrorist into a freedom fighter," said Ruby Rivlin, speaker of the Israeli Parliament and a member of the Likud Party of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

Meanwhile, President Barack Obama had asked the Libyans not to turn the arrival of this convicted terrorist into a hero's welcome, and, it was later learnt, Gordon Brown had written to Colonel Gaddafi – more in hope than expectation, one assumes – asking the Libyans to show sensitivity.

And like Mr. Bergen and Mr. Randal, he argues that the Clinton administration's reaction to the 1998 embassy bombings in Africa — launching cruise missiles at an Al Qaeda training camp in Afghanistan in a failed effort to kill Mr. bin Laden — helped turn the terrorist into a global celebrity and enabled him to mythologize himself further.

The swift and dramatic rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and the group's de facto transformation from a terrorist organization into a terrorist government with a potent army is daunting and scary.