A US newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, reported about the Russian spy "Donald Heathfield" based on interviews with his classmates at Harvard Kennedy School, which the spy graduated in 2000.

"Heathfield", with his fictitious Russian spy "wife", who had a fake name "Tracey Foley", was arrested on Sunday in the FBI crackdown on Russian terrorist spy ring in the US. The FBI stated that his Canadian birth certificate is a fake.

Classmate Katz recalled that "Heathfield" claimed to be a Canadian-born US citizen. But Katz noticed a funny accent of "Heathfield" that lacked the Canadian "eh".

"Heathfield" spoke in English with a strange accent. Classmate Kalish remembered that "Heathfield" explained to her that he had an accent because he came to America from France.

Russian spy "Heathfield", shortly before his arrest, visited a meeting of classmates at the school's 10-year reunion last month. Kalish immediately suspected that something was wrong with "Heathfield" when he told her ...

The Christian Church has always recognized the popular right in the last resort to rise up against a tyrant or tyrannical regime.

Numerous governments have already capitalized on worldwide condemnations of Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network by applying the "terrorist" tag against domestic opponents. Prime Minister Vladimir Putin of Russia has indicated that he expects moral approval for a campaign against Chechen Resistance. India has stepped up its onslaught against separatists in Kashmir, and China has used the occasion to repress "religious extremists" in Xinjiang.

Thus, for the first time, a universal global justification is being asserted for action against local disorders.

Human rights groups like Amnesty International are warning of an "opportunistic clampdown" on civil liberties. "While the world is looking the other way, abuse and repression can be carried out without fear of rebuke", Amnesty said in its statement (October, 2001). "The horror of the 11 September attacks should not result in other communities ...