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Posted: Mon Dec 31 2001
Aspiring Terrorist Seeking Weapons Of Local Destruction Authorities are now speculating that local terrorist Jeffery Gordon has plans to seek small destructive weapons such as cherry bombs and BB guns, and such biological agents as cold and herpes viruses. "Too many terrorists start out trying to rule the world," explains Gordon, "It's important to have realistic goals." Tweet |
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