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Originally Posted by tomdemaine
Hopefully we'll get a government that isnt addicted to austerity and we can start giving them more resources but yes if crazy people want to drive vans into you its actually quite difficult to stop them every time.
what about when they detonate an atomic/nuclear device in Trafalgar Square, killing tens of thousands and making London and the surrounding area uninhabitable until the turn of the century? just roll with it? the new normal.
the status quo won't do as authorities work to hold off a tragedy of world altering significance. the events in Europe over the past few years have made this obvious. May and some senior U.K. professionals are verbally expressing this in no uncertain terms.
civilization has been fortunate up to this point. but the current posture isn't adequate for the threat level we face/potential disasters posed by bloodthirsty extremists.
edit: i wanted to keep the discussion more focused on the law(s), less on physical resources (money and manpower). i'm positing that U.K. authorities will need to look at the laws, as it relates to effectively addressing the current and ongoing threat level.
Last edited by ligastar; 06-07-2017 at 02:37 PM.