Maurice Kinal wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:

MK> Hey Roy!

>Hey,  I didn't know you were in here...

MK> Yep.  I've been lurking for a bit now.

Cool.  Welcome,  then.

>> Do you think it is safer?

> Probably not a whole lot different.  I think people are thinking
> differently about things than they used to,  but not that much.

MK> I've noticed that too.

> Me,  I worry much more about biological agents,  them being fairly 
> much easier to do than nuke stuff.

MK> That seems to be the biggest concern here in Canada as well amongst
MK> the masses.  Myself I think the day to day stuff, such as bridges,
MK> etc. would be the easier and therefore the more likely targets.

It depends on what they're trying to do.  For simply disrupting stuff, 
that would be easier,  but for really "striking a blow" and
terrorizing a whole lot of people much more so than such an incident,  then
they're likely to resort to other tactics.

The attitude that people had during that "sniper" nonsense that
was going on a while back,  thinking that maybe terrorists were behind it, 
comes to mind for another possibility.  If a group _did_ start that sort of
thing,  it'd be much worse than just the pair that was doing it,  as they'd
be all over the place, and much harder to catch,  and even if they did
catch some of them the stuff would still be going on.

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