In 1969, Free Greeks was reported to have been disbanded by the government, but clearly this report was false, as their attacks continued into the 1970s. The military regime was expelled in 1974, satisfying the main complaint of Free Greeks. Hence, they can be considered inactive.

New People's Army (NPA) -- Supported Cause

<a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=ID">Indonesia</a>, <a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=PP">Papua New Guinea</a>

Libya and the New People's Army (NPA) have provided training

OPM continues to conduct military operations against Indonesian officials, property, and foreigners in the country in the hopes of securing independence for its people. While OPM does not have the complete support of the population behind it, it has been able to maintain persistent insurgent activity in West Papua.  <P><br /><br /><br /><br />

It is highly irregular for an organization to wait two years to claim responsibility for an incident, especially in the case of a kidnapping where the group is making demands.  This anomaly has led many to believe that the Bennet claim is not credible, and the individuals responsible for the leaflet are not connected to the original terror cell. However, as there are unknown individuals claiming responsibility for incidents under the Galilee Liberators moniker, the group can be considered technically active, but very unlikely to commit further terrorist acts.

South Moluccan Suicide Commando -- Suspected Alias/Ally

Whether the "Free South Moluccan Youth's" moniker was the official name for Moluccan extremists in the Netherlands is unclear. In any case, the group has remained inactive for nearly 30 years, and will likely carry out no further terrorist attacks.

<a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=RP">Philippines</a>, <a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=US">United States</a>, <a href="terrorist_organizations_by_country.asp?id=VM">Vietnam</a>

The Free Vietnam Revolutionary Group is a small terrorist group dedicated to ridding Vietnam of communism.  The group has employed the only strategy that would presumably lead to the toppling of Vietnam's government; namely the group targets Vietnamese embassies.  Thus far, the terrorist group has been accused of attempted embassy attacks in Bangkok and Manila.  <P> The Free Vietnam Revolutionary Group has been repeatedly linked to the Government of Free Vietnam Movement.  In fact, the Free Vietnam Revolutionary Group has been described as the armed wing of the Government of Free Vietnam Movement.  The Government of Free Vietnam is based in the United States and also aims to rid Vietnam of communism.  Following the arrest of two alleged terrorists of the Free Vietnam Revolutionary Group in connection to attempted bombings in Bangkok and Manila, the Government of Free Vietnam Movement (GFVM) announced that the individuals were in fact members of GFVM as well.  While admitting to consorting with accused terrorists, the GFVM denies charges that their members are actually guilty of terrorism.  The Government of Free Vietnam claimed that the accused individuals were simply in Manila to assist Vietnamese refugees.