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... Following these months of warnings about a resurgent terrorism threat, an Army veteran inspired by IS slammed a pickup truck into crowds celebrating New Year's in New Orleans. But the culprit did not coordinate with international operatives, nor was he part of any broader plot. Instead, he embodied a longstanding concern that snapped into focus in the years after the Sept. 11 attacks and never evaporated: the threat from homegrown extremists who radicalize on their own before committing mass violence in the name of foreign groups.

"I have never seen the threat landscape this worrying, not just from a counterterrorism perspective but from state-sponsored threats," said Christopher Costa, a former career intelligence officer and senior director for counterterrorism at the White House National Security Council in the first Trump administration. ...

@#2 ... They were too busy investigating parents who got testy at school board meetings, abortion protesters, Catholics and J6 violators who were waived in by Capitol police, walked around for 15 minutes and then left. ...

And the specific evidence your current alias has of that is ... where?

@#2

But more to the point of the thread, I would have gone with ...

With the warnings that the FBI had issued, why did New Orleans not choose to use vehicle-blocking barriers?

@#5 ... I don't jump through hoops to provide information on topics that are well known and are recent. ...

No hoops presented to jump through.

Just a simple question.

And your current alias has nothing.

@#10 ... He can't substantiate the nonsense he posted. ...

Yeah. That has become quite evident.

But it is good to know that I am not the only person who sees that.

Unrelated, but just popped up on a playlist here.

A fun country tune from Tennessee ...

@#13 ... This thread looks more like ...

Still trying with the unsubstantiated assertions.

I do have to give your current alias credit for its determination.