Bombs go off in Manchester.

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(05-24-2017, 04:41 PM)Au165 Wrote: It validates nothing. Correlation does not imply causation. You are speculating that the trip to Libya was a requirement to commit the act, which there is no proof it was.

Valid means to have a sound basis in logic. If you do not think that someone could point to a terrorist travelling to and from a Country on a travel ban list days before they committed an act of mass terror as a reason to validate the assertion then we differ.

Nobody has stated travel was a requirement. Of course we'll have to see more of what comes from his visit before we kick the can down that road. But it does not change to facts of his travels days before he committed the act.