The attackers chose lightly guarded targets, probably conscious that doing so would only add to the burden of security services already buckling under the strain of austerity-imposed budget reductions.
"We know of instances where gay prisoners and their pink triangles were used for guards' target practices".
It kills me when I ask my son what's going on, and he doesn't want to tell me anything because he's afraid I will worry or try to advocate for him (which too often means the guards target him in retribution).
Today, the bridge is one of the most carefully guarded potential targets in New York — maintenance crews, for example, must notify the Police Department's Intelligence Division before scaling the cables.
Instead, the new bombers were designed for solo missions and carried standoff weapons such as nuclear-armed cruise missiles, which could be launched beyond the range of SAMs guarding the target areas.
A gang of robbers – helped by a security guard – targeted a warehouse at Heathrow airport in November 1983.
So if a German war criminal — one even younger than the relatively young alleged Auschwitz guards targeted by German prosecutors last year — somehow breaks Holtz's record, we'll be hunting Nazis until 2043 and beyond.
Al-Araibi, who fled to Australia while on bail for the now infamous vandalism charges, told media in 2016 he was detained for three months and tortured, with guards targeting his legs and telling him he'd never play football again.
Some claimed that people were removed for not staying seated, while others said guards targeted a group waving LGBTQ flags during the show, according to BBC.
We Americans shouldn't be surprised when militants attacking the U.S. find one of our base-like embassies, however heavily guarded, an easier target than a large military base.
