A common-sense approach to stopping suicide bombers in U.S.

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A common-sense approach to stopping suicide bombers in U.S.

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It's going to happen, we're

being told. Suicide bombers are coming to America and they are going to

blow people up just like they have been doing in Israel.

That's the frightening report

that FBI Director Robert Mueller gave the nation recently.

"I think we will see that

in the future, I think it's inevitable," he said. So what is our

country doing to stop the inevitable?

Mueller says that the FBI is

trying to improve its evidence gathering and investigative capabilities.

But he's not too hopeful.

He says that "there will

be another terrorist attack. We will not be able to stop it. It's something

we all live with."

One can see why he's so pessimistic.

Our intelligence experts are hard workers to be sure. But even they would

have to admit that they've let some bad guys slip by them.

FBI agents failed to stop the

Sept. 11 tragedy last year and the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. And

they failed no, in fact, they actually assisted the terrorists in the

first World Trade Center bombing in 1993.

FBI agents, while helping the

terrorists build the bomb, were hoping to supply the bad guys with dummy

powder and then arrest them before they planted the bomb in the garage

of the World Trade Center. Unfortunately, the terrorists were no dummies

themselves. They used real powder, and more than a thousand people were

injured as a result.

So

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