Failure at Pearl Harbor

"December 7, 1941 - infamous day life - the United States was suddenly attacked by Japanese Imperial Navy and Air Force - Franklin Derano Roosevelt made a speech at Congress on December 8, 1941." Franklin The sentence from Delano Roosevelt (FDR) gave people the idea of ​​what happened on the saddest day of 7th December. This devastating day was remembered on Pearl Harbor, a farewell day for 2,403 Americans who died that day. In addition, 1,178 Americans were injured.

But accusing Belgium because of vulnerability to terrorism in Europe is far too simplistic. After all the serious security incidents from Pearl Harbor through September 11 and the Paris attack in November last year, we found ignored warnings and original information that were not evaluated in a timely and effective way It was. The National Security Agency, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation were warned before the September 11 terrorist attack, but the terrorists slid down from their fingers. According to the report of the 9/11 committee, coordination in various jurisdictions in New York City and the United States makes coordination difficult. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher fled in his life despite advice when the Republican Army in Ireland bombed the Conference of Britain Conservatives Party in 1984.

The result at Pearl Harbor is suddenly intensive and dramatic. However, failures are cumulative and widespread and very well known. That is why it is amazing that when the government encounters such a situation it can only be explained by scary people. Whether it is Pearl Harbor or Berlin Wall, the surprising thing is that the government (or alliance) can not effectively predict everything. Six months ago, the National Terrorist Commission began to evaluate US approval, legislation, and practices for the prevention and punishment of terrorism against US citizens. After a thorough review, the committee concluded that the US strategy and policies are basically on the right track, but the important aspects of implementation are seriously inadequate. Therefore, this report focuses on problem areas and suggested changes rather than explaining all the terrorist activities in the US.