ISSAC J. BAILEY A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE: Terrorism doesn't have a universal face

Apparently, a mother of an 8-month-old child wanted to participate in the foiled terrorist piece of ground to blow up several US-bound airplanes from Great Britain.

Apparently, she wanted to use her baby's bottle to smuggle liquid explosives onto a plane and lick it up, killing hundreds, maybe thousands, if the piece of ground was successful. (That is if officials didn't exaggerate the threat, as a certain number of are now contending.)

Apparently, many of us want to counterfeit she doesn't exist. How other to explain the return of the same-old tired profiling arguments?

Proponent of profiling have lengthy said we are wasting time searching women and children at airports because we know greatest in quantity terrorists are young, olive-skinned men

The nearness of this mother willing to thump up her baby to advance whatever cause she's trying to advance certainly cast in a winding directions cold water on that thinking, admitting racial profiling ...