Tuesday, October 11, 2005
More College Bomb News
Does anyone perhaps see a pattern forming here? Here's the latest:
Oklahoma Bombing (see below; plus, mainstream media finally waking up--if the CBS News blog counts--here).
Bomb detonated in commons area at UCLA.
A "terrorist act" at Georgia Tech dorms.
I think this is a frightening trend. Especially considering just about everyone that contributes and reads this blog has some sort of campus connection--whether they still be in school, go to colleges recruiting, have a family member going to school, etc.
I am trying extremely hard not to be a crazy conspiracy theorist, but three different bombs on three different college campuses within roughly a week should not be written off as simple coincidence. It is no secret that extremist groups (specifically Al Quaeda) recruit young people--is it possible that there is a recruitment push on college campuses? I certainly believe so. I hope Homeland Security is looking into this--I understand that the info I found took the effort of looking at a news website, but I think they have it in them.
Apparently CNN doesn't.
Oklahoma Bombing (see below; plus, mainstream media finally waking up--if the CBS News blog counts--here).
Bomb detonated in commons area at UCLA.
A "terrorist act" at Georgia Tech dorms.
I think this is a frightening trend. Especially considering just about everyone that contributes and reads this blog has some sort of campus connection--whether they still be in school, go to colleges recruiting, have a family member going to school, etc.
I am trying extremely hard not to be a crazy conspiracy theorist, but three different bombs on three different college campuses within roughly a week should not be written off as simple coincidence. It is no secret that extremist groups (specifically Al Quaeda) recruit young people--is it possible that there is a recruitment push on college campuses? I certainly believe so. I hope Homeland Security is looking into this--I understand that the info I found took the effort of looking at a news website, but I think they have it in them.
Apparently CNN doesn't.
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