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> That is a lower priority than responding to an active threat. No, that is the active threat and anyone in power would know it. A panicked civilian population
by cryptoz 9y ago
> That is a lower priority than responding to an active threat.
No, that is the active threat and anyone in power would know it. A panicked civilian population can do about as much damage as a real bomb and the military knows it. Such a long delay in the all-clear message is incompetent and dangerous.
- JumpCrisscross 9y ago> A panicked civilian population can do about as much damage as a real bomb Honolulu was vaporised? Keep your perspective. Responding was a priority. The error was corrected in 13 minutes. It’s just not as high of a priority as an incoming ballistic projectile.