 | Tillie K. Fowler - 2002 - Страниц: 95
...surrogate cannot be trusted, even to the point of using the weapon against its sponsor. The Panel concluded that the Nation must be prepared for the entire spectrum...weapon of choice In the near term as well. Whether a smaller-scale unconventional or conventional attack, any such lower-consequence event—at least... | |
 | Joseph R. Biden, Jr. - 2001 - Страниц: 115
...(October 17, 1998). • A terrorist use of a CBRN device with the assistance of state sponsorship. The Panel concludes that the Nation must be prepared for the entire spectrum of potential terrorist threats—both the unprecedented higher-consequence attack, as well as the historically more frequent,... | |
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...prospect that the surrogate cannot be trusted, even to the point of using the weapon against its sponsor. The Panel concludes that the Nation must be prepared...smaller-scale CBRN or conventional, any such lowerconsequence event—at least in terms of casualties or destruction—could, nevertheless, accomplish one or more... | |
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...prospect that the surrogate cannot be trusted, even to the point of using the weapon against its sponsor. The Panel concludes that the Nation must be prepared for the entire spectrum of potential terrorist threats—both the unprecedented higher-consequence attack, as well as the historically more frequent,... | |
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... including the prospect of significant reprisals by the United States against the state sponsor, the potential inability of the state sponsor to control its surrogate, and the prospect that the surrogate cannot be trusted, even to the point of using... 