Obama's speech reiterated the U.S. commitment to counter-terrorism said it would conduct a thorough investigation

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 4, 2010 --

China news agency, Washington, December 28 Is vacationing in Hawaii on the 28th U.S. President Barack Obama delivered a speech that the United States will take active measures to cope with the threat of terrorism. "Those who attempt to slaughter the innocent of men and women should be aware that the U.S. response not just to strengthen national defense." Obama said, "We will continue to damage, collapse, defeat threats to U.S. security, violence and extremist groups, whether they are in Afghanistan or Pakistan, in Yemen or Somalia, or any other attack on the United States in planning their place. "
Barack Obama has ordered a U.S. security monitoring systems, and aviation security to carry out comprehensive inspection of the column. He said that the U.S. government would thoroughly investigate the bombing in the end, make every effort to ensure that people in the current holiday travel. "We need to know how the suspects could be dangerous explosives onto aircraft, as well as what measures should be taken to prevent future such incidents from happening again.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano on the 28th interview with the media, acknowledged that the U.S. aviation security system in the bombing on the 25th of "failure."

23-year-old Nigerians Abdul Mutalabu on the 25th at the Delta Airlines plane carrying explosives on a fire in an attempt to blow up planes, but it was to discover the passengers to stop. Mutalabu burn treatment in hospital and discharged after on the 27th, is now being held in Detroit, 50 miles away from a prison. Mutalabu later claimed that al-Qaeda branch in Yemen to provide him with explosive devices, and train him how to detonate bombs. The one in the Arabian Peninsula "base" organization on the 28th issued a statement claiming responsibility for the bombing. The organization with Yemen and Saudi Arabia more than occurred in the terrorist attack on, and in 2004 kidnapped and beheaded an American engineer.