Consider this story: Three Iranian would-be terrorists are in a house, apparently working on a bomb, when something goes terribly wrong. The explosives go off, blowing the house to smithereens. The three terrorists run out of the house. Two, uninjured, run away. The third, bloody, tries to hail a cab. The cab leaves, and the terrorist throws a grenade after it – and misses. Then the police arrive, so the terrorist throws a grenade at them. He misses again – the grenade hits a tree, bounces back, and blows the terrorist's own legs off.
It's like the Keystone Kops of terror.
I'm not sure what your reaction to this story is. The politically-correct reaction is probably along the lines of “Jeez, we should really feel sad that this poor man was injured, maybe we should demonstrate for U.N. funding of terrorist training.” Or something along those lines.
My own reaction: BWA-HA-HA-HA!!!
If he had only had a better, state-run education, he would have knew that explosives can be dangerous. If he had all the advantages of a middle class life-style, he would have played baseball or other such sports in his youth and would have developed much better throwing and hand-eye coordination skills. Its sad what such poverty has led him to.
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