Humanist Terrorists Nabbed In Miami; Designed for Plant Explosive Books

A terrorist group called humanist was arrested by the FBI in a pre-emptive attack in Miami. The terrorist cell, which claims affiliation with the group of terror in the Middle Atlantic all the libraries, has been infiltrated by an FBI agent.

The leader of the group members assigned to the informant who provided the books to plant explosives in various locations throughout the United States, including the Sears Tower, a number of FBI buildings, mosques and radical Muslims.

The terrorist group was a humanist who operate out of the cellar of a confidential free public library still in Miami. The FBI has found abundant evidence of the group's plans, including many intelligent books generally considered to be easily accessible and therefore highly dangerous.

In a press conference held to announce the arrest, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said: "Fortunately, the plot of this cell" home-grown terrorist was stopped in the planning stage. The group was still trying to get the funds to purchase enough books. "

In a statement, a spokesman for terrorists humanist confessed: "We plan to spread the light where we could, so we chose two books of philosophy more informative and readable of recent times, both by the leader, but now defunct terrorist humanist Bertrand Russell. First, we were going to stage an attack with his landmark History of Western philosophy, just to give people an overview of our radical ideology. Then we hoped to follow up with a shot that using the selected writings of Bertrand Russell. Our goal was, I confess, to terminate the new dark age that seems to be decreasing on a global basis. "

The prosecutor outlined the case of the government, saying: "The confession of this so-called humanist terrorist clearly indicates there was a clear intention to destroy the deadly ignorance that pervades much of society today. Obviously, the group represents a threat to the determination of most widespread of the world population to return to a time so wonderfully ill-informed who can truly be described as the Middle Ages come back. "

The families of the terrorists were surprised by the arrests and continued to argue that suspects are innocent.

One mother said: "My son is not a terrorist. He is a good guy who somehow came to believe in radical ideas such as truth and wisdom. If he is freed on bail, I promise to limit his time reading .