Terrorism, Unemployment and NYC
And Dear Elliot
By Larry Fowler, published Mar 13, 2008
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Seriously though the latest Washington speak is that it wasn't an Islamic-fascist attack at all...how did the genius that keep us safe come to this conclusion partly because no one has claimed responsibility.
Hello, maybe just maybe no one wants to claim responsibility...I mean why should Islamic-fascists bent on the destruction of our way of life be given so much credit for perfection? Maybe it was just a terrorist who isn't very proficient, you know an unproven terrorist or to steal a theme from Hillary Clinton an inexperience terrorist who hasn't been vetted. You know a young terrorist long on fundamentalist ideas religious fervor and hate and short on actual proven ability.
Law enforcement has even suggested that it was too simple and unsophisticated a device to fit the terrorist model. Hello, how about a little respect for the blue collar terrorist on a budget. You know some terrorist--long on anger short on cash.
I mean if America the richest country in the world is in a recession it stands to reason given our global economy and international markets that the terrorist might be feeling the pinch as well. These people live in mountains in huts in the hinterlands some pretty poor countries. Maybe this was just terrorism on the cheap.
And what is this bullshit about not claiming responsibility? Maury Povich spends an hour everyday making millions on the unclaimed responsibilities of young black and Latino males. Would Washington have us believe these fatherless babies aren't genuine children simply because they haven't been claimed?
Terrorism, Unemployment and NYC
Surveillance video shows smoke drifting across the frame just after an explosion rocked the U.S military recruiting station in New York's Times Square this morning.
Credit: ABC
Copyright: ABC
Takeaways
- Maybe this was just terrorism on the cheap.
Did You Know?
At peak hours of the day, Times Square is so congested that people are forced to walk in the streets to compete with traffic.
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