Message from @LokiReap
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Thats actually based out of a wargame played out in Kansas back in the 90s. It was a smallpox outbreak to see how local and federal agencies would work. Turns out they didnt.
they even made fake news reports for that
actually i was wrong it was 3 months before 9/11
so june of 2001
you can actually watch the local news report they taped. and yes june 22-23
if youve got a link handy put it in fake news
But again this is a very complicated process to manufacture the virus and that doesnt even deal with the problem of keeping it alive or dispersing it in a populated area
Meh chemical would work
That means a lot of lead time, a lot of purchases and a hell of a delay between starting the process committing the attack
A whole lot of windup, but a much worse punch
Chemicals that harm are easy to make
and can be store bought,
mustard gas from cleaning agents, phosgene from refrigerant, chlorine gas from pressurized containers. Isnt too hard.
No, but what is hard is not killing oneself with it
The main point isnt casualties but the fear of casualties. Fear is the most potent weapon a terrorist can use
Right and thats where the schools of thought diverge
Pewdiepie is sponsored by Nutaku again
Fear of a worse punch vs fear of a bunch of punches
Super terrorism executed by organized cells compared vs lone wolves
I think a general rule today with media cycles the way they are. The fear of multiple punches does way better than one big hit.
Cause one big hit will cause fear at some locations. Hit a bunch of smaller targets, no one feels safe
Yea, that explains part of the reason for the move toward lone wolf attacks
Thats why if you hit mid sized towns shopping venues (outlet malls, bus depots, smaller regional airports) everyone is now a target. That can cause a lot more economic damage than one big hit in say New York or LA. Hit small town USA and the fear goes everywhere
Also less security too, higher chance of success
Right, that was the idea behind the wargame
Also that wargame was a shit show
A lot of agencies failed it
As is often the case
Which isnt suprising
Agreed
Like how would a small town hospital deal with an surge of patients with chemical agents. The firefighters and paramedics wouldnt have the equipment to take precautions causing more casualties in the beginning before a command structure on scene would come about
Fuck this would be a mess
Assuming that agent lingers until the first responders arrive yes
Most agents dissipate fairly quickly
Most chemical agents need a washdown. Others are worse when you wash down.
Chemical Burning agents need washdown, nerve agents spread in water washdowns making them worse
It all depends on the agents
Man this would be a bad situation in any country
