Chapter 1311 - Terrorist Attacks Not Targeting Civilians
At the same time as the attack on Langley's headquarters, the whole of America once again caused a huge shock.
This time, the predecessor of the CIA and the CIA were officially established until now, there have been no such attacks.
Many civilians in the vicinity of Langley uploaded the entire attack footage to their social networks as soon as possible, and it was immediately reposted wildly.
The CIA headquarters collapsed in Langley, and the killer was actually a huge Galaxy transport plane, and at this moment, the whole United States has not forgotten the attack on West Point a few hours ago.
At a time when the United States has sounded the highest anti-terrorism vigilance, the hometown of the CIA, one of the world's four major intelligence agencies, has actually been terminated.
This is definitely the most powerful irony, and it is also to kick the face of the United States into the quagmire, and then stomp on it a few times.
Although the CIA's reputation inside and outside the United States is not very good, and the previous Snowden incident has not been long in the past, it is still a US government agency after all, and it is also a flag of the United States' anti-terrorism.
In the eyes of the Americans, the current government and the intelligence bureau have been completely marked as incompetent.
The CIA uses so much taxpayers' money every year that not only was West Point bombed, but now even his hometown was destroyed.
This is the least favorite thing for American citizens, and every year in the United States, the allocation of the budget has always been the focus of contention.
Many media outlets have also kept reporting how much the CIA has received in this regard, and even bypassing the budget of Congress to get financial appropriations, spending taxpayers' money, but Congress, which represents the will of the people, does not even have the right to supervise.
This incident has been criticized and protested by countless Americans, and a considerable number of Americans who often protest outside the White House are demanding fiscal transparency and stopping the use of such non-public fiscal revenues and expenditures.
Even when the United States was at its most economically difficult, the CIA's first-class intelligence department was still able to receive large financial allocations, and normal government agencies were not financially charged, and the intelligence agencies were still able to fish and eat every day.
If the intelligence services can ensure domestic security and a safe and worry-free living environment for citizens with such state finances, then most of the American people will not be too excited and angry.
From the 911 incident to the present, the US intelligence department has done a really good job in this regard, sabotaging hundreds of terrorist attacks against the United States in advance.
Al Qaeda also succeeded in dismantling and successfully killed Osama bin Laden.
These are the fundamental reasons for Americans to accept this fact, but now, it seems that everything has returned to the 911 incident, and the shock that the two attacks in a row have brought to the whole United States is no less than the 911 incident.
The reason is very simple: if these two attacks, not against the US military and intelligence agencies, but against civilians, could have caused such a huge explosion at West Point, it would have been possible to carry out a similar explosion in any stadium in the United States.
If such a bombing had been carried out in the National Football League, many people would have died, and almost every football game in the United States was sold out, and TV and online broadcasts had the highest ratings.
If the target of the attack was in the stadium, it would not have been a few thousand people, but tens of thousands.
As for Langley's headquarters, if the transport plane crashed into a building in a bustling city, the damage it would bring was completely comparable to that of 911.
Many Americans who think of this place are also a little afraid, at least the deaths are not civilians, and the two attacks are enough to show the incompetence of the intelligence services.
The first was a successful attack against the CIA when the United States was on high alert.
The entire headquarters of the CIA collapsed into a ruin, a ruin of a four- or five-story building, and a large area of open space around it, all buried by the rubble.
Such news and such pictures quickly spread abroad, and this attack on the United States also brought great shock to the whole world.
In particular, the second attack made all countries extremely vigilant.
Although it is not known what exactly happened on board the Galaxy transport plane, one thing is certain: it was a premeditated terrorist attack.
The goal of the attack is also quite clear, that is, to attack the CIA of the United States.
Tens of thousands of people were buried in the CIA headquarters along with the entire headquarters, and this news inevitably made many countries feel heavy.
The reason is very simple, if the target of the attack is placed in one's own country, can the intelligence department of one's own country know such information in advance?
The answer is almost impossible, and no one could have imagined that a military transport plane would become a tool for terrorists.
This is a point of vigilance for all countries, reminiscent of the attack on the West Point Military Academy, both of which were related to the US military.
One is a military academy and the other is a military transport plane, which is enough to show that there is an inevitable connection between these two terrorist attacks.
At the same time, it also tells the United States and the world an undoubted message that the ability to organize such an attack is beyond the capabilities of ordinary terrorist forces.
It is not easy for extremist forces to be able to transport people to the United States, let alone blend into places like the military and West Point.
To do such a thing, in the eyes of the vast majority of people, terrorist organizations simply do not have such capabilities.
Those who are capable of organizing such terrorist attacks must be an efficient and rigorous organization, and such an organization is generally cultivated only by the national forces.
The whole world knows this, and the United States is naturally well aware of it.
The United States is speculating about who is targeting the United States, and the countries of the world are also speculating about who ate the leopard gall.
After all, once the mastermind behind such an attack is determined, the only result is the outbreak of war, a war of American retaliation.
At that time, it is no longer a question of whether the president wants to or not, nor is it a question of whether Congress is willing or not, war is inevitable.
Otherwise, the United States will no longer have the authority of the hegemon, and anyone will be able to challenge the authority of the United States when the time comes.
At the same time, the American people will not demand peace, and a country that carries out terrorist attacks in the United States will become the common enemy of the United States, from the government to the citizens. (To be continued.) )