Terrorist Hot Spots

[monkeybird]

http://start.umd.edu/start/publicati...STerrorism.pdf

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Glad to see that where I live is not considered a Terrorist Hot Spot.

[Wendy]

Time to head to Montana!

[WiseOwl]

I like my white area! No bueno for the east coast...yikes!

[thedreamers]

Well we're toast if one goes off in orlando. Went to HLS web page and the blast might not get me but the radiation will make me glow for years. Just what I want. All our work down the drain.

[Grinnan Barrett]

Makes sense. The upper East coast of the US is home to one quarter of the countries population. Prime for terrorists. Houston area is also a prime because of the refinery capacity. Southern Cal and Northern Cal make a lot of sense because of the radicals living out there. Chicago and much of the rust belt has attracted a lot of folks from countries not so happy with US. They are also states where people cannot defend themselves due to gun laws which do not apply to terrorist. I spoke to a guy from Chicago last week and he is a recent import from Mexico. He wants to be a US citizen so he can vote for Obama. He wants Obama to take away all those guns across the country. What is really sad is he talks about coming to this country for the opportunities and now he wants to change it to be like Mexico or Venezuela. He is big on Chavez. this is what we are bringing in here? It was strange to hear someone talk about the coming election being fixed to take out Obama. He was talking about the "People" rising up if Obama is not re elected. People like him really scare me. GB

[antishot]

I just got a cold chill.

[Bill Foster]

When I see a map like that, I wonder what is considered a "terror act." Someone spitting on Glen Beck on a book tour, or those darn Ron Paul supporters putting up yard signs?

[WiseOwl]

Atlanta would look like a big bonfire.....from the right hill

[Benn Gleck]

Looks like Kentucky is the only state without any dots.