Not exactly but I often muse what people in the UK would do were we in the exact same situation.
I was, as a civilian, on the receiving end of a sustained suicide-bombing campaign, so it's not the kind of thing I muse about. In my opinion, nothing justifies terrorism, where a group specifically targets civilians as a means of conducting political discourse and to further their political aims. Guerrilla warfare against military targets is one thing, but bombing school children stuck in traffic, claymore-mining buses transporting poor mothers and their toddlers to free health clinics, leaving bombs in commuter buses in children's school bags, or car bombing markets or places of worship is entirely different.
As for the "baddies" in Asia, I'd say that was the Khmer Rouge, but some self-flagellators in the West, especially on the Left, don't remember that sort of thing when it's so easy to blame the US (not saying you're one of them). In this case, why should we be surprised when a hereditary monarchy wields the absolute power it holds as a right and fails to respect human rights.
