i think it was a love affair gone bad and someone just wanted to go blow up something. how's that, cause that makes so much more sense right?
Bring me evidence.
why? what will you do with it? why does it matter so much to you? you owe someone something or what?
Why? Why should I want
evidence to support a conclusion, instead of assumptions? If you have to ask, then the answer is beyond your faculties.
it's none of your business is it? I mean what are you working for the FBI and need it?
You're not really getting the point here. I personally do not need the evidence. But the complain of the OP is that the authorities are not jumping to conclusions, and are instead making statements about the
evidence they have and what it does (or does not) support. I
want the authorities to collect evidence. I
don't want them jumping to conclusions. If they have no evidence that an event was terrorism, then they have no evidence. If they suspect terrorism despite not yet having evidence, I want them to investigate and collect evidence. I don't want them simply settling on unsubstantiated assumptions and calling it a day. I do not want the authorities reporting
suspicions as evidence.