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John Mueller says his views on the risks posed by terrorists have provoked less disagreement than he expected ("The State of War and Domestic Terrorism," October). The people also, for the most part, supported the reallocation of billions of federal funds to fight domestic terrorism and backed the Patriot Act, which significantly increased the government's ability to investigate - and prevent - terrorists from committing more atrocities on American soil. Actually, given that McVeigh was in the first Gulf War, it's just as reasonable to speculate that the next McVeigh could be stationed in Iraq, learning from the federal government--rather than from the Internet--the crucial killing skills needed to carry out acts of domestic terrorism. |
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