And for the moment, orders continue to pour in. There were some teenagers in Montreal who blew up their fingers, essentially, by trying to build a bomb from information similar to this. I don't know these people. I'm not happy that they hurt their fingers, or whatever, but it's not up to me to police other people's kids. I'm not going to get into raising other people's kids.
Parents have to wake up.
They have to understand it. Their child is at risk. That there are real dangers. Congressman Markey is pushing for hearings on Capitol Hill to look into what can be done to stop kids from getting information on making bombs through their home computers. It was on Elansky's BBS in Connecticut where one copy of Deth Vegetable's file was found, nearly five years after he'd authored it.