[drjimmy]

So what were med students doing with fertilizer in their cars?
I forgot. Med students are prohibited from having gardens under the Patriot Act, so therefore they couldn't possibly have a legitimate reason for ever having fertilizer in their car. I'm sure whoever might have owned the car before them or ever traveled in the car at any time would also never have a legitimate reason for coming into contact with fertilizer.

Could it be that they were transporting Ammonium Nitrate*? * Ammonium Nitrate, a common chemical fertilizer is the key ingredient in homemade bombs like used in the OKC bombing.
Yes, it could be that they were transporting ammonium nitrate. Since I used my wife's van last spring to take home a few bags of fertilizer from Agway, it could also be that my wife is currently transporting ammonium nitrate.

Why are you trying to divert legitimate critical analysis of what these perps were up to?
I'd be interested in hearing how pointing out absolute fact from fiction (they didn't "blow through" the tollbooth and they didn't have a stolen license plate, both of which had been claimed) can be deemed "diverting" critical analysis. And please also let us know what your critical analysis has determined that these "perps were up to."

[anymouse]

Med students are far too busy studying and working as interns to garden. Few young Muslim men would consider gardening to be a worthwhile use of their time anyway.

Few home gardeners use Ammonium Nitrate fertilizer, as most find organic alternatives cheaper and easier to obtain. Ammonium Nitrate is used by commercial farmers. These perps had no opportunity to be any where near a commercial farm or fertilizer wholesale store.

As to why you are trying to fog this thread with your appologist nonsense, that is something only you know. The rest of us don't care why, just that you are obvious about doing so.