Despite what the U.S. government and an unintuitive media would like for the American public to believe, the story surrounding Faisal Shahzad's attempt to bomb Times Square is full of holes and thus warrants many questions. Yesterday, the Associated Press reported that following a dry run on April 28, Shahzad began to enact his plan on the 30th, when he drove to back to the area to leave his getaway car, a black Isuzu-MyFoxNY.com reported the Isuzu was left parked in an area somewhere on a street in the 30s between 8th and 9th Avenue. Then on May 1st, the next day, he drove back into the city in the 1993 Nissan Pathfinder that was loaded with firecrackers, gasoline, and propane and left it at shortly before 6:30 P.M., a half-block from Shubert Alley, which is just west of Broadway between 44th and 45th street. Reportedly, sometime after leaving the Pathfinder to do its intended damage, Shahzad realized he left the key to the Isuzu-and the key to his home-in the ignition of...(Read Full Post)