In Plain Site For something to consider, here is a nightmare strategy that is so very easy to deploy. There are just over 8 million Muslim’s in the USA. Between 15 -25%, according to our intelligence agencies, of all Muslim’s worldwide, are “radicals” or hostile to our country. In Guinea, which is next door to Liberia and is also in the middle of the Ebola outbreak, the Muslim population is ~20% Muslim. ALL countries North of there and contiguous all the way to Pakistan are 90% Muslim or greater. The incubation stage for Ebola is from 2 – 21 days, and can exist on a dry surface for up to 8 hours or even days given the right circumstances. What are the odds of getting a dozen or so jihadist to transport this virus out of Africa via Muslim friendly states to other states with animosity to this country? What is the likelihood of 10 non-symptomatic persons… assuming they are not on a watch list, with a valid passport or even a US passport being admitted into this country flying in from a non-hostile or neutral country? Once here, is it possible to find, say 10, only 10 US Muslim’s willing to commit an act of jihad against this country? I would say that the odds of this from beginning to end is in the 90% + range. 10 infected jihadist dressed as normal US citizens, all speaking English, go to different large busy malls in large metro cities once they become symptomatic, and discretely the lick their hands each time they open a door to a store, handle merchandise, exchange infected small bills, handle bathroom doors, handle menus, salt and pepper shakers, condiments at a coffee shop, touch countertops… or just discretely touch all the common items that everyone handles at a mall – door handles. Say this goes on for only TWO days: How many people with come into contact with those simple items that could be re-infected throughout the day? 10 dedicated individuals infect up to 10 more unsuspecting people each. From a very easy, relatively inexpensive, small scale attack we have 10 – 100 new unwitting carriers shortly…. Do the math. OK, let’s make it more aggressive and realistic. 20 jihadist do what was explained above, only at the end of their functionality as coverts, they all wear suicide vests (all made right here is the USA). The FBI calculates that a minimum evacuation distance is 110 feet from such a blast. 20 blasts during a peak shopping period at 20 malls in the packed food court. The kill zone from the blast is roughly 200ft. in diameter, giving a lethality zone of ~31, 400 square feet. The jihadist has now turned his/her body into pieces and droplets of Ebola infected tissue. Anyone not killed by the blast or shrapnel has now come into contact with Ebola. Due to the blast, the body liquids have also become aerosolized for a time. How many people will come into contact with these fluids? Not to mention everything in the area has now been contaminated. HOW DO YOU SAFELY CLEAN THIS UP? Will all involved in this scene stand around and wait for the police to show up? How many people would be exposed… 10 -50 – 100? That was one mall; multiply that chaos by 20, 50, 100 jihadists willing to kill you. The number exposed in 48 hours from this very simple, inexpensive, and low tech attack could be from 20 to 10, 000. What could we do to prevent this?… almost nothing. It might be time to stop planning for the best and expecting it, and plan for the worst and hope for the best. The above scenario could easily take place without direct terrorist state help, high-tech labs, and a lot of money. How many people, armed only with box-cutters captured 4 full passenger planes and altered the course of US history on September 11, 2001? This wouldn’t take near as much effort. If you believe the odds of this happening are low, how was it possible for ONE MAN to get through the gauntlet of US security at major airports and Hospital protocol only to be let go while infectious? We won’t need to look for some far out super-covert attack from our enemies; we’re going to let them in the front door.
Posted on: Sun, 19 Oct 2014 05:30:21 +0000
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