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Perhaps you want people to notice for overt action, but deniability is useful for covert action. I don’t see why it wouldn’t be considered a hostile act, and if
by aspenmayer 2y ago
Perhaps you want people to notice for overt action, but deniability is useful for covert action. I don’t see why it wouldn’t be considered a hostile act, and if it results in what would otherwise appear to be a psychosomatic illness that causes distress in order to muddy the waters to conceal the affiliation of the actors involved, I think it’s fair to call it a terror attack.
- eru 2y agoYes, it would be a hostile act. But it wouldn't be terrorism. Not everything bad is terrorism.
- amyames 2y agoI think many people would go along with dragging anyone responsible for funding or terrorizing people with this stuff out into the streets by their hair. Not sure I’m expecting an “oh yeah haha, about that-“ anytime soon. At least not until everyone’s welded inside their homes like China.