In a report that is prompting some to rethink the causes of terrorism, the World Health Organization announced Monday that a startling 96 percent of international terrorists do not start off the day with a good breakfast. 'Very few of those who use violence to advance their radical agendas enjoy a healthy, well-balanced breakfast with selections from a variety of food groups,' WHO director Johann Bruckhrst-Kliebe said. 'These findings make it clear that when it comes to the problem of fighting terrorism, nutrition may play a far more important role than previously believed.' 