What was it that made Times Square SUV bomb failure, Faisal Shahzad, go from angry person to terrorist wannabe besides sleeping on an air mattress? According to the Daily News, he wasn’t happy about the onslaught of U.S. drone attacks—increasingly in his homeland of Pakistan—that are notorious for killing both the enemy and sadly, innocent bystanders. And he’s not the only one to feel that way. Many Pakistanis have had enough with the free reign given to the U.S. Armed Forces and can you blame them?
Just quickly imagine how Americans would react if Mexico kept popping over the border and firing missiles into Texas or other border-sharing states to assassinate even the evilest of drug lords? Now picture a poor rancher getting taken out with those bad guys. All I can envision is Minutemen with rifles, pickup trucks packed with gasoline, and Mexico City on fire.
I could blame them. The drone attacks kill innocents because terrorists surround themselves with innocents. If I was a poor farmer and some head tallliban guy moves in to my village, im packing up and moving my family to the next village, your family's safety is not a game. Although i feel most goverments just rape and pillage,
Your blog rocks.
Blah, blah, blah; don't drone on, Buckaroo.
(Just joshin'.)
The response to the murder of civilians is the murder of civilians? Please. If he was angry at our government, he could take it out on our government. There's no defending the actions of our robotic friends, but the tourists Times Square aren't responsible for the attacks.
This wanna-be terrorist fails at everything in life. It blows my mind that someone is willing to sacrifice their freedom in order to bomb something, yet don't even have enough sense to make a bomb that works. 'Amateur hour' is an understatement. What a joke. Have fun in jail. Forever.
P.S. This blog does rock.
P.P.S. I'm not trying to discount murderous drones, but please, anything this guy says, we shouldn't care about.
I have worked with a lot of Pakistanis, Indians, and of course Arabs during my stint in the Middle East. Most, if not all, would blutter out invectives or comments against the U.S.A. That is the norm there. However, it is also quite ironic to state that when asked where they would like to migrate to if ever they are given the opportunity to do so, most, if not all will blurt out U.S.A.
Funny huh!