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Why would he be bewildered? The reasons for the bombing are public. He has full access to them.

• RiderOfGiraffes 17y ago
  Here's a thought. I'm not claiming it's true or correct, but it's how I understand things ... Looking at it from the outside, as a non-participant who has studied (and practised!) game theory and strategic decision making, it seems obvious and clear as to what happened, and the reasons behind it. When you're on the inside, maybe it's different. Maybe it's hard to divorce feelings from reason, emotion from rationality. Maybe the reasons, although logical and reasonable, don't seem to make sense. Surely a different viewpoint changes your perception. Looking at it from the inside, perhaps he can't see what you can see - simply and dispassionately. Looking at it from the outside, maybe you can't understand how he feels.