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Terrorism is a common problem for all democratic nations.
We will work intensively with others to eliminate the threat
of terrorism to our way of life. States that practice
terrorism or actively support it, will not be allowed to do
so without consequence. All available channels of
communication will be used to persuade those now practicing
or supporting terrorism to desist. Assistance and support
shall be provided to those democratic nations suffering
intimidation because of terrorist threats or activities.
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State-sponsored terrorist activity or directed threats of
such action are considered to be hostile acts and the U.S.
will hold sponsors accountable. Whenever we have evidence
that a state is mounting or intends to conduct an act of
terrorism against us, we have a responsibility to take
measures to protect our citizens, property, and interests.
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Intelligence collection against groups and states involved
in international terrorism must be improved in order to
better prevent or counter attacks; warn our citizens,
friends, and allies; and, thereby, reduce the risk to them.
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Acts of tate-sponsored and organized terrorism should be
appropriately exposed and condemned in every available
forum. fut
PHASE I. The following near-term actions, by key departments and
agencies of the U.S. Government, are designed to immediately
reduce the threat to U.S. citizens, interests, and property in
accord with the guidance above. -To this end, the following
measures are directed to be fully implemented by December 31,
1984:
The Secretary of State, in consultation with the Secretary
of the Treasury, the Secretary of Defense, the Attorney
General, the Director of Central Intelligence, and the
Director OMB, shall: tet
Secure expeditious passage of legislative instruments
to implement the provisions of extant international
accords on terrorism to which the United States is
signatory. Measures should also be taken to carry out
appropriate bilateral and nultilateral exchanges
leading toward improved cooperation on combatting
terrorism, especially with those states having an
established counter-terrorist capability. (FL
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