[bkepley]

No one ever said he was connected to Al Qaeda nor that it was an organized attack.

It's kind of a pointless article then. There are all sorts of things such as he described happening every day.

[sageb1]

"It's kind of a pointless article then."

It is hardly pointless. We are not engaged in a war on terrorism. We are engaged in a war on Islam. Be prepared for more of this. Farah's article is a warning. Unfortunately, too many will not heed it.

[ravingnutter]

There are all sorts of things such as he described happening every day.

Maybe you missed this part:

I recall how any possibility that the Beltway sniper attacks were connected with terrorism was dismissed. It turned out they were carried out by two Muslims.

I recall how a July 4 shooting attack on an El Al ticket counter in Los Angeles International Airport by an Egyptian Muslim was characterized as not connected with terrorism.

I recall the would-be bomber arrested at the Oklahoma University football game a few months ago that had no connection to terrorism.

I recall there just couldn't possibly have been a Mideast connection to the Oklahoma City bombing.

I recall how TWA Flight 800 just blew up for no particular reason after takeoff from New York.

His point is that the FedGov is denying these are linked to terrorism when they are. Al Qaeda isn't a country club, you don't apply for a membership. Anyone who has sympathy for their "cause" and works to further that cause, IMHO, is a terrorist. All of the above were terrorist attacks, no matter how much the MSM or the FedGov wants to spin it.