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I don't know if this article has any new information in it, or merely new ways to excuse what is clearly a terrorist acting against Americans.

The new way of defining terrorism seems to be that others have to be involved and there have to be mass casualties.

Born in Iran, Taheri-azar, has spent most of his life in the United States, and, a few weeks ago, began working at Jimmy John's restaurant on Franklin Street, near the UNC campus.

Methinks his al-queda tuition ran out and he was upset about having to get a real job. All that hard work and no jihad opportunities awaiting him!

He walked into the apartment and into the suspect’s room, where he said items were scattered haphazardly. "There were 'Go Army' pamphlets, loads of books, mostly to do with science, chemistry and biology," said Tuck. "The 'Go Army' pamphlets stuck in my mind. I didn’t know if somebody put those there."

Put them there? Geez..........

From the Charlotte paper:

In His Apartment

UNC Chapel Hill police say Mohammed Reza Taheri-azar told them he drove into a crowd of students on campus because he wanted to avenge the deaths of Muslims. Officers searched his apartment Friday night and Saturday morning.

Several books and documents remained in Taheri-azar's bedroom Saturday afternoon, including:

"Democracy Matters: Winning the Fight Against Imperialism" by Cornel West.

"Endgame: The Blueprint for Victory in the War on Terror" by retired generals and Fox news analysts Thomas McInerney and Paul Vallely.

A paperback copy of the Quran.

A "Questionnaire for National Security Positions."

U.S. Army pamphlets.

A scrapbook with pictures of racing cars.

http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observer/news/local/14021416.htm