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Operating from his crime lab/Daddy's Man Room, Gun Counter Gomer assembles all of the evidence at hand (in this case: pictures from the Islamoloving NYT) and, using his amazing powers of deduction, solves the Case of the Time Square Bomber. Or, at least, gives Homeland Security some pretty strong leads
 

From the choice of target, lack of shrapnel, and low amount of explosives used, I think it only logical to conclude that the blast was political in nature, a violent though purposefully less-lethal bomb, if you can ever call an improvised explosive device "less lethal." For these reasons, I doubt it was the act of Islamic extremists.

This was an act of domestic terrorism.

I do not, however, feel comfortable blaming any specific anti-war group for this act, or even pinning this as an anti-war act at this point in time.

Anti-war groups, in general, are non-violent in nature, and those that lean towards the anarchist fringe that are violence prone tend towards vandalism, and generally, don't have the technical expertise to manufacture even such a simple device.

Whoever built this bomb may have sympathies towards the anti-war movement and/or anti-military feelings, but I would be surprised to find them affiliated officially with any specific anti-war or anti-military group, and would be even more surprised if anyone inside one of these groups had advance knowledge of the attack.

Is it any wonder more people turn to the internets for their information?

Sleep well citizens. This has been another episode of CSI: Hooterville.