Taking a taxi these days is almost like jumping into public transportation in a third world country, a Muslim third world country. Almost every taxi that I've taken lately, actually every, has been driven by a Muslim. Not a friendly one either! They decorate their taxi's with Muslim items, which I find offensive. If I were to put as much Christian items in my cab, I'd get a complaint from a Liberal, Muslim or another multinational, then probably get told to remove the items.

Who's not sick of this? Second class rights in my own adopted country. The country I love. Oh, by the way, I was born in Iran. 

If I was a terrorist, I would NOT communicate through the internet or mail or cell phone, I'd start a network through the taxi services. This is such a ripe culture due to their mobility, how clearly taxicab drivers see transportation patterns, know where people are going, know who is using taxi's and which locations are most vulnerable. In the Muslim world, they are very good at handoff and messenger relay systems. They have created entire banking systems on the relay system.
 
It would be very easy for a group of terrorists to load anything they need into the trunk of a taxicab. Taxicabs are obscure and can easily go in and out of many sensitive area's.  

I was at the Mall of America a few weeks ago and saw that ALL the taxicab drivers were Muslim and practically all the amusement park workers were Muslim. Seems to me that commerce is selling the American public out. The "Mall of America", talk about a soft target which would be perfect symbolism.

This is how the next attack will run: Iran will ship, via Dubai or Qatar, a cargo of toxic/chemical/biological items using a commercial carrier- FedEx, UPS or one of the airlines. The cell agent will pick up the items at a local UPS store or mail box center managed by a Muslim. They will load it into a taxicab and drive it into one of our big cities. It won't take much- not more than 5 people to pull this off.  

American's are lovely people and smart. They are, unfortunately, culturally naive.