9-11
Commission Report
"The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United
States (also known as the 9-11 Commission), an independent, bipartisan
commission created by congressional legislation and the signature
of President George W. Bush in late 2002, is chartered to prepare
a full and complete account of the circumstances surrounding the
September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, including preparedness for
and the immediate response to the attacks. The Commission is also
mandated to provide recommendations designed to guard against
future attacks."
The
Transformation of Terrorism - CRN Publications (Free)
"Two new trends in terrorism introduced in this essay –
impact scalability, defined as the trinity of the will, ability
and capability to quantitatively manipulate conventional or unconventional
mass casualty terrorism, and the dynamic of reciprocal threat
perception, here identified as a likely catalyst for the future
political violence movements’ (PVM) use of unconventional
mass casualty terrorism – are intricately linked to the
terrorist actors as the terminus a quo of terrorism. Both conceptions
lend themselves to the conclusion that terrorism has become even
more dangerous than suggested, and for reasons not addressed,
by the proponents of the “New Terrorism.”"
Northeast
Intelligence Network "This is an anti-terrorist web site developed in response
to the September 11, 2001 attacks on America that will offer practical
reference information, vital links, and other valuable information
from an investigative perspective. Although we are not related
to OR ENDORSED BY any government agency, we interact with the
applicable law enforcement agencies on a regular basis."
Homeland
Security Group
The Homeland Security email list is for those interested in the
domestic preparedness of the United States. Technological hazards
include terrorism, nuclear power plant emergency, hazardous materials,
and house and building fire. Everyone is invited to support the
list by joining and posting their discoveries and questions on
any issue relating to domestic security, preparedness, and response.
Open Source Intelligence
(OSINT) Group The OSINT List, is a high traffic list dedicated to the open
sharing of any and all open source intelligence, including documents
and news. It includes obscure news from around the world, as well
as notification of new documents from the CIA, FAS, NSA, The White
House, The State Department, and hundreds of other sources. The
list generates about 50 messages a day. Consider subscribing to
the daily digest version.
