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contained binary explosives. so i would be comfortable saying which i believe depending on the dependent on the splash he made during the shooting, would it enable the first responders to be directly their attention to other locations which would enable mr. paddock to just leave the hotel. and we do not know whether he had planned to cause additional harm outside of what occurred at mandalay bay. was there ever a trigger mechanism found that would have led to the car? a trigger mechanism. we talked about finding electronics in the room. we talked about oh, you mean something that would no. the explosives were not set up to debt nature with a trigger. sheriff yes, ma am. did the security guard when did the police know that the security guard was shot?
you re absolutely right. and in a way the crudeness of the devices which are forced upon the terrorists actually makes it harder for law enforcement because you can t use a cell phone to debt nature. you can t radio debt nature an explosive device in the tube. so you have to use a timer or something like that. while that complicates it for the terrorists, it makes it infin atel harder to detect. you can t jam cell phone signals, but again, it makes it much more critical and it makes it harder for the terrorists to determine where the explosive is going to go off unless they re standing there pushing a button. and now we know that there will be more police officers on the streets. what does that do i mean, they know terrorists could strike anytime anywhere, so you would think the presence is there before an attack, right?
infrastructure, you know, waiting until they re about to launch, you know, specific missiles and actually blowing them up before they take off. something that we would definitely look to use as part of our extension of warfare where we wouldn t have to launch missiles. we d actually do preemptive strikes, shut down their infrastructure, are their grid, communications. ways of causing a lot of dismay within north korea to hopefully prevent missiles from actually launching in the first place. so could the guidance system be compromised. absolutely. we look at a wide array of different ways to impact any type of launches or communications. if the north koreans don t have the ability to even communicate to their systems, to even lock in to actually send the missiles to debt nature in certain locations, they wouldn t even be able to launch in the first place and then we could launch preemptive strikes from south korea as well as our carrier ships across the globe to 2i6 actively go and
miss lalg indication. and general scales, this got ramped up with the deliberate release of information from north korea that it is considering, we don t know if it s true or not, but seriously reviewing a plan to strike guam. because at this point that means the u.s. has to respond or at least think about what the response would be to either an attack on guam or to prevent an attack on guam. first of all, north korea is not going to attack guam. they don t have the means now. they won t anytime in the near future. they don t have the ability to build a re-entry vehicle. they haven t proven their ability to debt nature a nuclear weapon. they haven t figured out the accuracy problem. and the other thing is there s nothing in north korea s strategy interests that would have them strike guam or the united states. why do they build these nuclear weapons? they build them to create a rift in the allines between south korea and the united states in the hope that the united states will rec