Wednesday, March 08, 2006

Speaking of the Tar Heel Terrorist

I just read an article about the Tar Heel Terrorist, (from the NY Times):
He also told investigators he had been thinking about taking some kind of retaliatory action for two years and had been planning last Friday's attack for two months, the warrant said. He said he was disappointed that more people were not in the commons around noon, when the area is typically crowded, and he told a detective, Matthew Dodson, that he rented the four-wheel-drive vehicle so he could inflict as much damage as possible.
and then,
On Monday, Mr. Taheri-azar smiled as he walked into the Orange County Courthouse, where he was charged with nine counts of attempted first-degree murder and nine counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Mr. Taheri-azar, who is being held on a $5.5 million bond, told the judge he was "thankful for the opportunity to spread the will of Allah," The Associated Press reported.
This fool came up with a great plan, huh? I'm sure Allah would be proud. But more importantly, he didn't know who would be in this courtyard when he did this, so I suppose it is Allah's will to kill wantonly? And please tell me again what is inaccurate about portraying Mohammed with a bomb-shaped turban on his head?

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