Well he should be. The last one I can remember killed 168 people and destroyed a building. Of course he got Bill Clinton re-elected, and that was perhaps the worst tragedy of all.
But the point remains, pound for pound, they are way more effective and dangerous than are the other sorts, at least so far.
Sorry. That is, statistically, faulty logic on your part. No lectures on efficiency please.
And if you still believe that an ANFO explosive inside a Ryder van took down the Murrah Federal Building - which was hardened to withstand such attacks, you need to do a little more research. I would invite you to look up BG Ben Partin, formerly Director of the U.S. Air Force Armaments Technology Laboratory, considered by many to be the “father of smart weapons technology”
General Partin offered the services of ATL in determining the cause of the bombing and the reason for such extensive damage to the building. His offer was initially approved by the Pentagon and then withdrawn. While prevented from accessing the site and against orders, General Partin visited Oklahoma City with a team that took high-resolution photos and videos of the removal of rubble from the building. After delivering a very comprehensive and technically detailed report to Congress, General Partin was “asked” to retire. I would start here:
http://www.orwelltoday.com/okpartin.shtml (summary and overview)
http://physics911.net/generalpartinreport/ (detailed technical analysis)
The fact that Oklahoma City had one of the highest populations of expatriate Iraqis in the country was irrelevant. Likewise, the fact that Clinton was running for re-election and didn’t want to have to deal with a terrorist attack on US soil was equally irrelevant. And then consider that, for at least a few days, the FBI was looking for Timothy McVeigh and a “John Doe #2”, a Middle Eastern male and associate of McVeigh’s later determined to be Hussein al Husseini - an Iraqi. The FBI interviewed hundreds of people who claimed that they had seen McVeigh with al-Husseini on multiple occasions. The fact that al Husseini was working for Sky Chef at Logan International Airport (Boston) on Sept. 11, 2001, is a mere coincidence.
Jayna Davis, in her book, “The Third Terrorist”, outlines the Bureau’s search for John Doe #2. Davis was a reporter for KFOR TV, an NBC affiliate, in Oklahoma City at the time of the bombing. Here are a few references that’ll whet your appetite if you’re so inclined:
http://www.wnd.com/2003/04/18068/ (al Husseini’s lawsuit against Davis)
http://canadafreepress.com/article/homeless-man-hussain-hashem-al-hussaini-is-john-doe-2-in-oklahoma-bombing (al Husseini’s arrest in Quincy, MA)