Thread about the terrorist here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1205850/posts
Posted on 09/21/2004 3:24:45 PM PDT by yonif
(IsraelNN.com) The terrorist apprehended on August 31st at the Erez Checkpoint in Gaza with 10 kilograms of explosives in his underpants has told Shin Bet interrogators he was on his way to Tel Aviv’s Bloomfield Soccer Stadium.
The terrorist was able to pass through the high security crossing point by waving an expired magnetic pass, then lifting his shirt and turning around; satisfying soldiers he was not carrying a bomb vest. The metal detectors were not activated because the explosive material was plastic.
A soldier became suspicious, leading to the discovery of the bomb around his lower extremities. He explained that fans enter a soccer match one at a time, but leave in a crowd, at which time he was to have blown himself up outside a gate.
He tried to convince his interrogators that ultimately, he would never have blown himself up despite the plan to do so.
Thread about the terrorist here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1205850/posts
Ping.
Terrorists blows his balls off. Oh the Humanity!
Glad they caught the SOB.
Yes, but was the terrorist humiliated during his capture? President Bush says Israel should refrain from humiliating him.
Put him in the center of the field and detonate him.
"Put him in the center of the field and detonate him."
Too fast. And the field would need serious cleaning and landscaping job. Plastic explosive (C4) burns pretty well - so remove the blasting cap(s) and then ignite his load while it is still in his underpants.
So, he wasn't really series about blowing his load?
Next terrorist action will be for a female terrorist to smuggle the plastic explosive in her, um....
What will he be able to do with those 72 virgins? LOL
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