- If you were analyzing potential targets for vulnerability to a terrorist attack in 2013 which would you focus your first attention, hard targets with heavy security such as airports, government buildings, or nuclear facilities, or soft targets such as railway bridges, tunnels, or shopping malls? Why? Defend your position in a few paragraphs use a specific target in your example.
- The text suggest that companies which deal with dangerous products, such as the chemical industry; sports franchises that fill stadiums and create large public crowds need to take security more seriously than others? Pick just one industroy or large event to discuss. Do you agree, or disagree, why?
- As explained in “Lethal Fantasies,” the basic breakdown of the 15 scenarios used for determining Homeland Security’s organizational and funding priorities were based on three scenarios involving natural disasters; 12 scenarios depicting terrorist attacks. Is this breakdown still valid? If you were redesigning the Department of Homeland Security, would you follow this same model? If so would you have the same ratio? If not how would you focus the reorganization?
- Do you agree with the argument posited in “Are We Ready for the Next 9/11?”that by trying to protect people everywhere, Congress ensures that Americans are adequately protected almost nowhere. Why or why not? What would be your solution?
- In the text, and in the classroom discussions, there was discussion on whether or the Coast Guard should remain in the Department of Homeland Security or not? What is your view? Defend your position.
- If one read only the media, the consensus seems to blame George W. Bush for the poor response in wake of Hurricane Katrina. Yet, Bob Williams pulls no punches in his hard-hitting assessment of the devastation suffered by New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina ravaged the city and first responders failed to take appropriate action. The inaction of state and local officials was an inexcusable disgrace, and it is incumbent on Louisiana legislators to take serious and immediate steps to address this colossal failure. Which assessment to you agree with and why? What do you think should have been done differently?
f you were analyzing potential targets for vulnerability to a terrorist attack in 2013 which would you focus your first attention……..
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