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(CBS/AP) WASHINGTON - The government says there is no specific terrorist threat to Sunday's Super Bowl, but U.S. intelligence officials say al Qaeda and other similar groups remain interested in carrying out attacks during such high profile events.
Tight security around the massive Cowboys Stadium is likely to deter attacks at the actual event. However, this makes other less secure targets, such as nearby hotels and restaurants, more appealing for determined terrorists, according to a government intelligence assessment obtained by The Associated Press. One concern would be a device explod
Originally posted by ADVISOR
reply to post by Screwed
It is to raise public awareness, so you and every one else does not end up like the people in Tuscan, NY on 9/11, or Oklahoma city ...for example.
Originally posted by ADVISOR
reply to post by Screwed
That is fine and dandy, my point is not to make people scared.
It is to raise public awareness, so you and every one else does not end up like the people in Tuscan, NY on 9/11, or Oklahoma city ...for example.
They probably were not worried about being attacked either, until it happened.
Just keep in mind, that what one does not know, can very well kill them. Especially if they are not aware.
Originally posted by lewman
i would also hope for a government announcement warning people about the dangers of flying a kite.
maybe we need to start warning people to avoid going swimming at all costs because of the risk of drowning,