Like it or not, terrorism of one sort or another has become a fact of life and no one is immune.
Whether it is an organized attack by foreign or domestic enemies, a lone wolf or just a deranged lunatic, terrorism can happen anywhere to anyone.
While 9/11 was a wake-up call for many Americans, the reality is terrorism has been with us in one iteration or another for as long as America has been in existence.
What has changed are the methods and the capacity of an attack to do wholesale damage.
Because of this, whenever you are in public, you must be vigilant, even if you are in a place you once called “safe” (hint: It was not, even then, you just thought it was.)
But beyond diligence, you must also have a plan and on the next page, we cover what you need to know, look out for and do in the event of a terrorism attack.
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Keep watch over their Mosks, notice the way they look at you and those around you, learn their language in case you do hear something not quit right, keep a camera setting ready at all times, because you just might be the one who captures their faces if needed at the time of attack, pay attention to any friends or family member speaking out about how they think/believe the mosloms are the goodguys.. AND ABOVE ALL ELSE, NEVER LET YOUR GUARD DOWN…
dude seriously…
Yea those are terrorist…
What about home grown terrorist who aren’t Muslim? WASP type!
Mert Tuncer LIVE OR DIE, WHAT’s YOUR CHOICE, I KNOW MINE, SO WTF IS YOURS.
Look for the sign’s telling you that the person you might know, or have seen many times on the street is acting bezar, or differently than you normaly know them to be acting.. The failier to notice such things are the first warning signs that something is up.
Or you could just SHOOT THEM IN THE FACE
Marc Black listen hairball, I have been working in security/counterterrorism job for ten years. I think you should go back to youtube and watch more werewolf videos instead of blaming a religion or an ethnic group.
More likely to get die falling out of bed. Stop the fear mongering.
Anyone else think the word terrorist is getting to be used too loosely?