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The growing use by terrorist groups of women — some disguised as expectant moms — to deliver deadly homicide bombs has prompted the Department of Homeland Security and FBI to issue a rare warning that such attacks could take place on American soil.
The joint security assessment cited recent female homicide bomber attacks in Baghdad — in which two women who appeared to have Down syndrome delivered a deadly explosion that killed 99 — as well as in Sri Lanka, Chechnya, India, Pakistan and the Palestinian territories as reason for the warning.
The joint security assessment cited recent female homicide bomber attacks in Baghdad — in which two women who appeared to have Down syndrome delivered a deadly explosion that killed 99
This just goes to show how ghastly and subhuman these terrorists are.
I don't understand the "homicide bomber" thing... I mean, yes, they are committing homicides, and I'm not trying to minimize the despicability, but aren't all bombings "homicide bombings?" Like Nagasaki & Hiroshima? "Suicide bombing" seems far more descriptive to me, I'm not sure what FOX is getting at by trying to change the terminology.
As the parent of a mentally retarded adult girl, with Down's Syndrome, I can tell you that they would be able to pull it off. My little girl trusts everyone, and can't imagine someone doing something that would hurt her.
Sounds like a movement that has almost no more volunteers, to me.
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