4 chapters across the catalog
The Department of Homeland Security issued a warning regarding potential attacks on the U.S. power grid by domestic extremists. Correspondent Catherine Herridge reported that intelligence suggests small-scale plots could target critical infrastructure like hospitals and police stations. Critics argue the report relies on vague "online chatter" and serves as preconditioning for future government control or false flag operations.
BBC reports suggested that the intelligence regarding an "imminent attack" by Soleimani was "razor thin" and based on travel patterns and intercepted "chatter." President Trump was reportedly presented with a "menu of options" by military planners, with the assassination of Soleimani being the most extreme measure. The President initially chose a more moderate path before escalating following the U.S. Embassy attack in Baghdad.
DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano discussed "increased chatter" regarding the 10th anniversary of 9-11 during an interview with Andrea Mitchell. The hosts criticize the use of the word "chatter," noting that the dictionary defines it as trivial talk, and question why the government uses such a term to justify security expenditures.
Janet Napolitano and the Holiday Terror Chatter Meme
Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano discusses "chatter" regarding potential holiday attacks during an ABC News segment. The analysis critiques her logic regarding the prevention of the Christmas Day and Times Square bombing attempts, arguing that public intervention rather than government skill was the deciding factor.
