Thank you Amfirst for addressing some of my Qs:
Originally posted by amfirst
What first comes to mind is fail communication. Something like this has never happened before. People can't prepare for something that they didn't
know people were capable of doing. We see this time and time again in daily lives or past histories. Some examples: Perl Harbor - never knew what
hit them.
Te guys in the harbor certainly did not. And that's the only way the "first overt act" could happen. We are on two different levels here I'm
sensing. I fell Pearl Harbor as a parallel works AGAINST the officil story. I hope you at least have an inkling of what I mean - look into it "Day of
Deceit" by Robert Stinnett and you'll see where I'm coming from.
You can be sure the US will be react faster next time.
They better. You can only do something like that once without a scandal. So do it big!
it's hard prevent something that has never happen, but we'll be ready next time.
That's the story we've heard. Problem is, the reason planes into buildings had never happened is becasue in every other attempt it was prevented.
Hmmm...
Say if someone threatens to nuke the US sometime this year. How are we going to prevent it and do we know if the warning is really
reliable?
True, it's never happened yet, so I guess if anyone tries at all it'll happen. That's scary.
Should we make the public panick? If someone is going to nuke us.
Nope. Nukes have never been warned of too much, it's usually a more available radiological bomb, which it's been shown would kill no one unless they
panic and stampede. So what does the gov and media do? Show a mushroom cloud when talking about a dirty bomb and amphasize its "danger," without
mentioning don't panic. Curious.
I don't think we can stop it, until the second time comes around. Were not prepare for something like that until it happens again.
Again, dismal outlook. They should hire people to imagine and prepare for scenarios. Every time they do tho, the scenario seems to come true...
[edit on 26-4-2007 by Caustic Logic]