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Pappy |
they
are less willing to tolerate when it is sold as _the_ layer in a
security system
1. It's the visible layer in the security system. Nobody sees
the intel work, the drones, the prisoners at Gitmo, or the
law-enforcement grind (like chasing money-trails). Few pay, or want to
pay, attention to the wars or side-fights (like Mali) that have kept
the jihadis off balance.
2. They are less willing to tolerate because it's been nine years since
they were really shocked and terrified. The bodies are buried, the
names are forgotten, the ash and debris carted away. There hasn't been
a successful attack since then due to luck and/or lots of effort.
3. Now they're just terrified, for other reasons. There's no one
concrete thing they can strike out at. Congress is too far away. The
banks are too big. There's no one thing they could focus their ire on.
Until now. |