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Okay, here's the scenario: September 11, this terrorist doesn't get to finish his flight, perhaps into the Sears Tower and his plane drops him in Nashville; he's stranded, can't cash in his ticket, so he starts pawning his personal belongings to stay alive, waiting for the word from on high (bin Loadin' high); his last few dollars purchases a bus ticket from Nashville to Chattanooga, on which trip he is to join in with other stranded plane terrorists now riding buses in perping a network terrorist attack meant to paralyze the bus transportation system. Random act? Not likely.

[ ... ] his last few dollars purchases a bus ticket from Nashville to Chattanooga, on which trip he is to join in with other stranded plane terrorists now riding buses in perping a network terrorist attack meant to paralyze the bus transportation system.

Actually, I think the Middle East terrorists already scoped out the national bus system and they found out it wasn't practical. They found out that half of the passengers on the bus system were already scarier than they were. They figured that they would be "terrorist victims" instead of the passengers. So, they went for the planes.

This guy (today) just never got the message. He thought it was "still on".

Hey..., you can't get everyone "on board" in any "organization". There are some stragglers around.