In counter-terrorism, "success is to avoid the attack." Twenty-five years after September 11, the barrier raised by the secrets has managed to stop the repetition of the nightmare, but it has charged a bill to the privacy of those who travel and live under scrutiny.
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In counter-terrorism, "success is to avoid the attack." Twenty-five years after September 11, the barrier raised by the secrets has managed to stop the repetition of the nightmare, but it has charged a bill to the privacy of those who travel and live under scrutiny.