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Originally posted by squarehead666
How does a pressure cooker bomb become a weapon of mass destruction?
Someone in the States has been playing with definitions again haven't they?
Presumably then, all the Hellfire Missilies and JDAMS that are being routinely used against civilian targets around the world are also weapons of mass destruction?
Originally posted by SaturnFX
I don't believe it to be a cell.
When terrorists strike, they don't hide the fact..they whoop and holler that they did it, responsible, etc. The whole point of a terror attack is that they want to be feared..hard to fear a unknown.
Who was it if it was a cell? Hamas? AlQueda? etc...or maybe the IRA, Greenpeace? At this point, it could be the international astronomy club.
So...a cell? highly doubtful..maybe a small handful of people operating independently at best until someone claims the work (with proof)
Originally posted by SaturnFX
I don't believe it to be a cell.
When terrorists strike, they don't hide the fact..they whoop and holler that they did it, responsible, etc. The whole point of a terror attack is that they want to be feared..hard to fear a unknown.
Who was it if it was a cell? Hamas? AlQueda? etc...or maybe the IRA, Greenpeace? At this point, it could be the international astronomy club.
So...a cell? highly doubtful..maybe a small handful of people operating independently at best until someone claims the work (with proof)
Originally posted by SpaDe_
Wish they would make up their minds. First there was a cell, then there was no cell, now there is a cell again. Then they received help, then they did it on their own, now it looks like they had help again. Then the bombs were sophisticated, then they were simple, now they are sophisticated again. Geesh this story is enough to make your head spin the way it keeps changing.
Here is an idea for reporters and analysts, report the story when you have the facts straight.