Just sounds to me like more useless CYA security theater for what is literally a Hollywood plot https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sunday_(1977_film) …
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But all of this misses the point that a simple car bomb or mortar attack would likely be far more deadly.
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also I'm no expert but I believe mitigations are in place for those too
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So every agency that has a "something" in its remit does that, because they can, and bureaucracy rewards CYA.
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It's not like there's a choice between multiple mitigations: FAA, mil, local/fed LE will all do their own things.
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So we end up defending against what most benefits the agencies and policies rather than the largest risks.
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Again, it's not a trade-off. We will defend against some remote threats simply because it's easy for agency to do.
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And if that agency doesn't actually have anything to do w/the less remote threats, what's the harm? Crying wolf?
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