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Odds favor the terrorists in a world of security gaps
Charles Huston argues that France's DGS faces critical flaws while US surveillance remains hampered by civil liberties constraints. He contends lone wolves and native-born extremists create a widening gap, and that despite FBI efforts, odds favor terrorism. The piece contrasts French, British, and US approaches and cites past incidents to underscore rising threat levels.
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Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire
FBI
French General Directorate
Charlie Hebdo
Paris
Syria
United States
al Qaida
ISIS
Weatherman
Black Panthers
U.S
NASA
France
Congress
American Civil Liberties Union
National Lawyers Guild
Boston
Fort Hood
Tom Charles Huston
A.B
J.D
Indiana Policy Review
Indianapolis
United States Army
Defense Intelligence Agency