Walid Phares, on the Counterterrorism blog, has a few questions about the thwarted London and Glasgow bombings. Well, twelve, but they’re interesting. Like the noted Saudi neurologist said to be the Brit’s chief suspect. He looks as cold and calculating as Atta did. As Instapundit says, obviously, the doctor wasn’t driven by poverty and hopelessness.
Via Pajamas Media
UPDATE "Why if one didn’t know better one would think Britain under attack by a transnational organization led by the cream of the dissident intelligensia of the Islamic world." —Wretchard.
For "the cream," they certainly are inept, considering that none of the attacks succeeded.
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