The following excerpt is largely from Chapter 1 of SIMPLE SOLUTIONS for Humanity.
Then the Rest of the Terrorist World
Twenty-four bombs exploded at the same time on August 31, 2006. They were homemade and triggered by mobile phone signals. Baghdad? Nope! Southern Thailand, where, more and more, Muslim insurgency seeks to create a separate country from the Buddhist dominated nation at large. Women were among those planting these bombs, and this time only one person was killed, indicating a sense of humanity. However, since 2004, 1,500 people have been killed in this civil war.
There, too, are terroristic acts in India, Indonesia, Philippines, Russia and China. Most of these deeds are Muslim inspired, even in those Chechnya incidents, for while separatism is the goal, they are Islamic militants. Another group, from Pakistan, Lashkar-e-Taiba, cannot be controlled, and has perpetrated a series of actions in India, including the November 2008 Mumbai terrorist attack, killing 173. Part 26 will discuss Israel.
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I'm on my way to help kick-off the first Ladies Professional Golf Association event of the year at Turtle Bay, and watch Michellie Wie re-start her career. So, over the next couple of days, I'm not sure what will be my schedule. For now, the Dow Jones Industrials dropped more than 200 points and improved a bit, early in the session. Oil has dropped below $35/barrel. Typical for this type of day, gold is up to $950/toz.
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