Yep. Common sense tells us that we go and kill over a million of people over the last 13 years. Some are not going to be happy with us. Not unreasonable that some will want revenge. They don't have a lot of capability, thus low weaponized capability, knifes, firearms, IED's. They will use what they have. Somehow dying at the end of a bomb with your arms and legs splattered across an area the size of a football field is acceptable by western societies. Someone wants to come at you with a box cutter, knife, or explosives, that's "terrorism".
The focus on ISIS has been "killem all". Been stated by many in government and media. This goal can't be accomplished. Every member of ISIS has family and relations that extend outside of the organizations. The more we kill the more the hate grows. We're killing people in at least seven countries currently. This simply sets the stage for continual warfare for decades. Former SecDef Pinetta was quoted as saying for the US to "prepare for a 30 year war." As long as my kids have been alive the US has been at war. Carrying the same strategy for another 30 years will not change the outcome or bring any kind of peace.
Most over used phrase in the US "home grown". With names like Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab (Detroit Christmas day plane attempt), yea real home grown. Baseball, apple pie, Chevrolet right?
They need them here so there's the basis for government involvement. Problem, reaction, solution. Not allowing or bringing these people here there's much less chance of any of this occurring. Every time the US goes into these countries we end up with tens of thousands of "refugees" from these countries. Thus seeding that some of them will not like our policy of occupying or killing in their homeland. Surprisingly we're shocked, yet it's a predictable outcome.
IF they were serious about addressing the solution, you simply don't permit these people into the country. You don't approve travel, you don't approve work visas, you don't permit citizenship. This is a core State Department function. Easy to implement. Call it a moratorium. Until the we get a handle on the situation, none of these people should be allowed in. Travel moratorium on X countries.