The traitorous clueless bustards from hell will well deserve their abode there.
"The homegrown terrorist activity this year has startled the Obama Administration, which now is forced to privately conclude that the radicalization of American-Muslims is increasing."
ROPMA
It’s coming.
“We can get you anything you need — at the best price and quality — all you need to do for us is one favor. Personally deliver one piece of merchandise — it is not contraband — to a customer in New York City for one million dollars commission — and we will never bother you again.”
— Organized Crime Boss, Speaking to a CIA Officer, former Soviet Union, March 1992
In 1946, Robert Oppenheimer was asked in a closed Senate hearing room “whether three or four men couldn’t smuggle units of an [atomic] bomb into New York and blow up the whole city.” Oppenheimer responded, “Of course it could be done, and people could destroy New York.” When a startled senator then followed by asking, “What instrument would you use to detect an atomic bomb hidden somewhere in a city?” Oppenheimer quipped, “A screwdriver [to open each and every crate or suitcase].” There was no defense against nuclear terrorism-and he felt there never would be.
Welcome to the 21st century. It has become man’s destiny to confront the new threats posed by groups who aspire to wield the power and influence previously accorded only to states. In such a world, acquiring weapons of mass destruction has become, as Osama bin Ladin stated in 1998, his duty.
www.realinstitutoelcano.org/wps/portal/rielcano_eng/Content?WCM_GLOBAL_CONTEXT=/elcano/Elcano_in/Zonas_in/ARI171-2009
www.informaworld.com/smpp/content~content=a907926062~db=all~order=page
blog:
http://counterterrorismblog.org/2009/12/the_homegrown_terrorist_threat.php
“The Homegrown Terrorist Threat to the US Homeland”
By Lorenzo Vidino
(December 21, 2009)
SNIPPET: “The Real Instituto Elcano, Spain’s leading think tank, has just published my analysis of the homegrown terrorist threat to the U.S. homeland (building on a much longer analysis I published last year in Studies in Conflict and Terrorism titled Homegrown Jihadist Terrorism in the United States: A New and Occasional Phenomenon?):”