Nohting like the liberal media giving the idots more ammo...

I agree. I bet every terrorist is checking U.S. sources, like these kind of news. This is the kind of information that is no use for good citizens(what should we do, tackle any stranger with suitcases? avoid subways?), but very useful and motivational for terrorists.

Why don't you transfer more useful information, like why it is wrong to kill unsuspecting civilians, or why it is wrong to deceive people, or how disgusting and insane these people with presonality disorder are and how in the world they managed to curve their conciousness and passion to justify these kinds of acts.

You're right, if we didn't have articles like this we would all be safe as they can't think of anything by themselves.

these methods of preparing explosives are available to whoever has the ability to look for them. Just be glad that they are using these methods instead of others that are much more dangerous.

So the US authorities are amazed to discover the Molotov Cocktail?

They've only been around since WWI, for goodness sakes.

And these are the people we've entrusted to protect us?

Friends. That's the answer. There is no defense to acts hatred. That's all the this media-hyped 'terrorism' is--a bald hatred pumped by politics.

The people who want to strip citizens of their growing freedom, and to corner them with a control matrix, use the t-word as a divine impetus.

We've had centuries of good-will whereof people are too shamed to act out vengeance in light of a larger social happiness, protected by the honors of truth and respect, and we'll them again with the return a base truth.

Hmm anyone remember napalm? That was a dirty bomb as well

A common thread on these posts are people (who must come here willingly and read it), then bash the "liberal media" for giving away too much information to help the terrorists.

Hmm - I thought the liberals were the ones who blame America first?

Did anyone watch the 20/20 special??
"I think there is a fear industrial complex," said Barry Glassner, author of "The Culture of Fear: Why Americans Are Afraid of the Wrong Things," and more recently, "The Gospel of Food: Everything You Think You Know About Food Is Wrong." He said the fear industrial complex is composed of politicians, activist groups and corporations that all sell us on the idea that they can provide safety from the very dangers they are scaring us about."
This couldn't be more dead on. Terrorism for example, I dont downplay the fact the terrorists are evil and are always plotting against the US, but for crying out loud, their isn't a car bomb going off everyday in an American city. I truly believe this Barry Glasner guy is right on.

That other bombing of a train in India a few months ago shook things up there a bit, I'm told. The U.S.'s War on Terror is even more popular there than it is here. India is actually the world's largest democracy, so I would advise all the jihadists to not make a otherwise neutral country into a formidable enemy. I got the link to ABC from Drudge Report. Both cover in their own way, but I find Drudge to have more facts and less spin on a given day.

I think the public DOES need to know this. We need to know how to recognize hazards. What if somebody had smelled kerosene, or caught sight of something suspicious that looked like what was in the photo, and reported it in time to do something? The train most likely would not have burned!

Also, people who handle security for railroads and other transit facilities can take steps such as providing sniffer dogs or other means of detection that are designed to detect incendiary devices.

We have to know what the hazards are in order to set up methods to detect them, and one method is always public vigilance.