Sad but true: There are universities in the Middle East where so-called "experts" teach students how to suicide bomb. Of course, none of the faculty have any actual experience.
Sad but true: There are universities in the Middle East where so-called "experts" teach students how to suicide bomb. Of course, none of the faculty have any actual experience.
Sweet, hopefully they'll goto Iraq and bomb some Americans and Iraqi children, then I can wake up in the morning everyday and load news site on my laptop and smile at the total mayhem caused by Neo-Republicanism.
Sad but true: There are universities in the Middle East where so-called "experts" teach students how to suicide bomb. Of course, none of the faculty have any actual experience.
Sad but true: There are universities in the Middle East where so-called "experts" teach students how to suicide bomb. Of course, none of the faculty have any actual experience.
Suicide bomb training camp. The instructor talking to the students:
- Pay very good attention! I am only going to do this ONCE!
Whitehat is for chumps
If you don't do it, somebody else will - true story!
Sad but true: There are universities in the Middle East where so-called "experts" teach students how to suicide bomb. Of course, none of the faculty have any actual experience.
sounds like some bs one might hear on FOX news....
Sad but true: There are universities in the Middle East where so-called "experts" teach students how to suicide bomb. Of course, none of the faculty have any actual experience.
Sad but true: There are universities in the Middle East where so-called "experts" teach students how to suicide bomb. Of course, none of the faculty have any actual experience.
Yes, there is. No shit.
I should have made clear: It's not an actual "course" taught in the university or part of the cirriculum. This is the "experts" finding students on campus (or elsewhere) and having an informal class.
I couldn't find much about it by searching, but here is a quote from an article:
"War. Among the many things it's not good for is recruitment. But fortunately, a militant group in Iran is rising to the challenge.
The group, calling itself the "martyrdom seekers," recently held a conference at Tehran University to sign up suicide bombers. It's the first job fair offering positions that literally have no future.
Fifty students filled out membership applications, and those who join have three choices: to train for suicide attacks to defend Iran, to train for suicide attacks against Israel, or -- in a blast from the past -- to train to assassinate Salman Rushdie. Apparently used copies of "The Satanic Verses" are selling too well on Amazon."
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