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once again we get info from papers outside the US.

Ain't that the truth!

Experts on Terrorism meriting trust:
a)California Bureaucrats posing as law enforcement officials
b)Israeli Government/El-Al

This is not a trick question! The answer is b), of course.

I did this on a thread the other day, but apparently it needs repeating in case
any California officials are lurking:

What are the odds that:
1. the guy just packed up a .45 Glock, a backup 9mm Glock, and a hunting knife
2. and got into his car
3. and drove 35 miles from his home in Irvine to LAX
4. and accidentally parked near the Bradley International Terminal (LAX has something
like 8 total terminals of fairly simlar configuration located in an elongated horse-shoe
shaped manner)
5. and accidentally wandered into the Bradley Terminal for International departures,
not one of the seven other terminals mostly dedicated to domestic flight)
6. and wandered around until he JUST HAPPENED to be standing in line with
customers in front of the El-Al ticket counter
7. and just happened to kill at least one El-Al employee (who was Jewish)
8. and just happened to kill a bystander (who was Jewish)
9. and just happened to do this on July 4th, 2002...the first July The Fourth
following 9-11.

NOPE, no evidence of "terrorism" or violence inspired by the rantings and ravings
of radical Islamics.

As the old phrase goes: none so blind, but will not see.

Let's face it. The guy went hunting for Jews/Israelis.
And he was no idiot. He went for probably the most target-rich environment
he could find, short of a synagogue on a Friday night.