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And how quickly was the bombing on the OU campus swept under the rug? This kid had been regularly going to Islamic gatherings, he lived with two Islamic roommates in an apartment that was stuffed with bombmaking materials. And surprisingly neither of the two roommates knew anything about it, whatever!!

You're absolutely right, Phoenix. Suicide without intent to harm others by explosive device outside a football stadium isn't exactly the normal mode of operation of the truly suicidal individual.

Fact is, it's in nobody's interest in government to accredit any violent activity to Muslim terrorists. The leftists in the media desperately want to keep Americans from waking up to the evil truth about Islam. The republicans desperately want to make it seem that the security policies of this White House will keep us safe regardless of the threat -- and as repeated by some of our own, the party line is "that there have been no terrorist attacks since 9/11" (a lie).

The only people left who are interested in actually attributing correct cause are people who love America more than they love power and I'm afraid that such patriots grow fewer by the day.

I do think that there may be some initiative withing the Federal government, and very likely aided at the States level, to keep the general public ignorant of most of the facts of these kinds of cases. Whether the motive is to minimize the leaking of information gathered to a very hostile press, or to use it as a power play I really don't know. What I do know is this administration is doing a great job working with it's allies to stop the terrorists. How much actually implicity either directly or indirectly elements withing government have in some acts is still up for question, IMO. Baiscally, I want to give every American the benefit of the doubt when it comes to their patriotism, but you are right when you say that for some power is more important than patriotism.