Two months before the ISIS bombing of an airport in Brussels, Belgium, that killed more than 30 people, the city ran a television ad campaign touting the absence of terrorism there.
The ad shows Brussels residents answering calls at phone booths from people around the world, asking about the terrorism they saw on TV, and Brussels residents replying with light-hearted surprise.
The ad campaign aimed at curbing the perception that Brussels was a seedbed of Islamic terrorism.
