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Originally Posted by Richard
Interesting article to update an ages old GW concept - thanks.
Personally, I disagree with the idea that the problem 'remains small right now' as any such effort on the part of a terrorist, no matter how small or ineptly executed, may cost the attacker(s) little but costs us a tremendous amount of time, effort, and $$$ in our response(s) to them while eroding faith in our collective abilities to protect ourselves and retarding our economic recovery and growth.
I can only see those problems and costs increasing in the near term.
However, YMMV - and so it goes...
Richard  |
100% agree! We have forgotten that this is UW with terrorism being a subset of it. Sabotage, subversion, and "attack of the gnat" have always caused the defender to commit resources far in excess of the attackers' expenditures in either blood or treasure.
The problem is HUGE with the effects far-reaching. The tables need to be turned on the enemy.