Then again, it only takes one, relatively small attack, like 9/11 to break the fragile minds of the market and instill fear in the people. Now there's a great l

Then again, it only takes one, relatively small attack, like 9/11 to break the fragile minds of the market and instill fear in the people. Now there's a great loss in capital. Having said that, to build a credible military threat would essentially require a joint strike force against the U.S. Before that gets written off, stranger things have happened in the last 100 years. Having said that, I do believe a lot of money could be better allocated outside and within the military. That is to say, I think we should aim to get more from less. I'd like to point my finger at government contracting overhead, I think the financial belt could be cinched quite a bit.