Attention!!!! Tomorrow!!! 1pm to 5pm.
Homeland Security Today
<gtsccommunications@gtscoalition.com>
is offering this forum tomorrow. Here’s what these forum
leaders offer in tomorrow’s lessons, May
20th, 2026 | 1:00 - 5:00 PM | Washington, D.C.
"Preventing
terrorism is not only about stopping attacks—it is about recognizing when
someone is being pulled toward hate, violence, and extremism before lives are
destroyed.
Join us for Homeland Security Today's Inaugural
Prevention Forum. Hosted in partnership with American University, HSToday will
bring together leaders from government, law enforcement, academia, healthcare,
the private sector, and civil society to explore how prevention efforts are
evolving to address today’s threat landscape and build more resilient
communities.
Through sessions exploring innovative prevention models,
online threats and digital resilience, intervention strategies, community-based
approaches, and emerging technologies, we will examine how practitioners across
sectors are working to identify risks earlier, strengthen collaboration, and
support prevention efforts before violence occurs.
As prevention continues to play a critical role across
the homeland security enterprise, join us to learn about practical solutions,
lessons learned, and forward-looking approaches that support safer communities
and stronger public safety outcomes.
Interested in learning more about the prevention of
violence and terrorism? Sign up for HSToday's Prevention Quarterly here! If you
missed the last edition, please find it here.”
Terrorism could be prevented - with sufficient investment in
sufficient clean water, safe sanitation, healthy food, medicines/vaccines, and
the basic education needed to stop the most terrifying of all human experiences:
The loss, or just the fear of losing a child
- from poverty, diseases, or bombs being dropped on their schools. But even
without violence, 11,000 to 13,000 children die daily from these easily affordable
and preventable causes.
The Truth is, the most effective means of preventing these deaths
would be prioritizing our government and wealthy corporations, and billionaires,
to invest sufficiently in achieving the UN 17 Sustainable Development Goals
ASAP. I’m guessing the SDGs will not
even be mentioned. God I hope I’m wrong. I do doubt that any money this organization collects
charging for non-students to participate - will not be used for feeding hungry children
or providing them with lifesaving vaccines.
I’m guessing at best, these delusional, ignorant, or
indoctrinated professionals are only offering preemption...such as the loss of
privacy in their effort to find anyone suspected of committing an act of
violent extremism. Here’s a thought. Keep our weapons, soldiers, spies, and surveillance
systems here in the homeland. And halt
all targeting if there is any chance of collateral damage or an algorithm using
outdated intelligence. In other words, apply
the wisdom gained from the knowledge of recent US military history of creating
about ten more - so called “terrorists” - for every innocent person (collateral
damage) killed.
The Truth is, this isn’t Rocket science. I only hope these experts know WTF they are
doing, other than making money, seeking a promotion, while violating their flag
oath of “Liberty and justice for all”. I’m
guessing they sworn an oath to protect the U.S. Constitution. Unfortunately, this only the protects our
nation’s national sovereignty. Not the
protection of unalienable rights and the environment that everyone’s health and
the health of future generations depend on.
Constitutionally, the Department of Homeland Security is ‘independent’
of the Department of Defense (until Congress acts to change its name to the
Department of War). It would be interesting
to know what Secretary Pete Hogsbreath, I mean Hegseth, would say regarding the
prevention of terrorism.
If anyone takes this course...and I hope you do...please
prove me wrong on anything I’ve just written.
The forum is free to students who use their school email address. Take good notes! chuck@igc.org
I can give you SSL hrs.
No comments:
Post a Comment