No one knows how Al Quaeda has managed to hurl ice bombs at Iowa, and that's what makes the terrorist plot so very deadly. Until the Department of Homeland Security can replicate the ice mortar machine, we won't know when the frozen forces of fear will strike us next, and we won't be able to stop them.
Iowa was the victim of an islamofascist terrorist attack last week, but the liberal media is busy trying to explain it away, as if it never happened.
The facts are clear: Huge chunks of ice rained down across Iowa late last week. One of the frozen projectiles was measured at 50 pounds, and smashed a hole through the roof of a house. The owner of that house, Jan Kenkel, says, “It sounded like a bomb.”
Well, Ms. Kenkel, the reason it sounded like a bomb, clearly, is that it was a bomb. Yet, the liberal media cannot accept that obvious truth. The Associated Press writes about people who “theorized that the chunks either fell from an airplane or naturally accumulated high in the atmosphere”.
Well, you keep on theorizing, liberal media elites. That woman from Iowa knows what she heard, and where I come from, when a woman says she knows what happens, by gum we show her some respect and take her word for it. If Jan Kenkel says a bomb hit her house, then a bomb hit her house.
No one knows how Al Quaeda has managed to hurl ice bombs at Iowa, and that’s what makes the terrorist plot so very deadly. Until the Department of Homeland Security can replicate the ice mortar machine, we won’t know when the frozen forces of fear will strike us next, and we won’t be able to stop them.
Unfortunately, the Dan Rather types in the liberal media are like Neville Chamberlain, trying to appease the radical Islamic ice terrorists. They’re obsessed with making excuses for Osama Bin Laden, saying that he must not be responsible for the cold acts of violence that have brought Iowa to its knees.
One thing is for certain, now that America has become the victim of a new terrorist attack. Just like before, things will never be the same.
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