Willful Neglect: The Dangerous Illusion of Homeland Security

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Faddis critically examines America's Homeland Security system, questioning the effectiveness of post-9/11 measures. He highlights vulnerabilities in vital infrastructures, revealing that many security protocols are inadequate against real terrorist threats. Through his analysis, he emphasizes the need for tangible improvements, such as better training and equipment for security personnel, enhanced physical barriers, and relocating high-risk facilities away from populated areas. Faddis argues for immediate action to address complacency and strengthen defenses against evolving threats.