The terrorist threat : existential or exaggerated? a red cell perspective / George C Fidas
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International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol 21, No 3, Fall 2008, pp.519-529 (117)Summary: The terrorist threat to the United states is overstated and consequently receiving too much attention from policy makers, at too great a cost, with the possibility that other more serious threats are being overlooked or given inadequate attention.
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The terrorist threat to the United states is overstated and consequently receiving too much attention from policy makers, at too great a cost, with the possibility that other more serious threats are being overlooked or given inadequate attention.
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