http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/10/19/dc.pentagon.shots.fired/index.html?eref=mrss_igoogle_cnn
Apparently some shots were recently fired at a parking lot at the Pentagon early in the morning. This has been called a "random incident". In this age of terror, where al Qaeda has declared on America and the west, and one dirty bomb (or a mall shot up) could cause America to completely collapse and fold up, and result is Sharia law being forced on America (complete with forcing everyone to pray facing Mecca 3 times a day), shouldn't incidents like this be first considered the work of terrorists? Isn't the way to handle this to then look up who did it, and find out what country they have ties to, and then go to the U.N to declare war on the nation that backed them? If we are unsure, then figure out who might be, and invade them to drain the swamp so it never happens again, even if the U.N doesn't approve.
I would say I am concerned about this. Why isn't this considered an act of terrorism by Muslim fundamentalists first? I ask this, because this assumption has been the norm since 9/11, including the other shooting in the military where a psychologist/psychiatrist snapped and went on a shooting rampage. This was labelled an act of terror in some circles.
















