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Shooting at Omaha Mall, Terrorism and Richard Clarke
The shooting at the Omaha mall today reminded me of a terrorism piece Richard Clarke wrote for the Atlantic Monthly. It’s worth a re-read in light of the shooting, whether or not the mall incident turns out to be a terrorist attack. (It’s not known at the time of this blog post publication.)
I still think his database argument is misguided despite my respect for him and acknowledgment that espionage is a tremendous issue.