‘Don’t call me Ternera’: Josu Ternera, against the “apostolic terrorism”… of others | Television
One of the most shocking moments of Jordi Évole's interview with Josu Ternera (Don't call me calf, on Netflix) occurs when the ETA leader expresses his horror at the 11-M jihadist attacks in Madrid, or those in Paris, London or Syria. This is terrorism, he says. “They are going bravely!” Because Al Qaeda or ISIS wanted there to be civilian victims, the more the better, while what ETA did defines it as "the consequence of an analysis", as if they were the ones who measure cholesterol. The fact that ETA also killed indiscriminately (in Hipercor or Zaragoza) does not discourage…
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