[cgk]

Thursday: Debris litters a parking area near one of the bombed housing complexes in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Thursday: Saudi women cry outside one of the bombed housing complexes in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Thursday: Expatriate residents of one of the bombed housing compounds walk through the rubble in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

[cgk]

Saudi citizens inspect a bomb damaged compound in Riyadh, May 14, 2003.

An undated hand out photograph received on May 17, 2003 shows Todd Bair, 37, a U.S.-born citizen living in the UK, who was killed by the suicide bombings in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia on Monday.

Two caskets containing the bodies of Jordanians Yazen Abassy, 4, and his sister Zeina, 8, are seen on an altar during a funeral service in Amman May 16, 2003. The two children were killed in a suicide bombing attack on a housing compound for foreigners in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on May 12.

Firemen inspect the devastated Al-Hamra expatriate housing compound that was hit by a suicide car bomb.

Religion of peace.

[Cedric]

My, My, how fast the Saudi's can act when some of their own people get blown-up!

[Nachum]

Any bets on how long it will take the Saudis to chop off their heads?

[cgk]

Pictures of Peace, ping.

[Sailorman]

Why is it that when I read this Headline, I thought of that line in Casablanca at the end of the movie when Claude Rains says, "... round up the usual suspects"?