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The 9/11 New York attacks prompted an over-reliance on security technology – leaving us vulnerable

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By Pete Fussey, Mark Maguire
| Scroll.in Verified
It has been 25 years since the devastating attacks of September 11, 2001. Amid the reflection that followed emerged the most comprehensive examination of any terrorist attack in history, the 9/11 Commission Report. Several statements in this forensic diagnosis continue to shape our understanding of those events. These range from the intelligence systems that were “blinking red” in the months preceding the attacks to various institutional “failures of imagination” that left the threat unrecognised.
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Twenty‑five years after 9/11: an over‑reliance on technology is leaving us vulnerable Original

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By Pete Fussey, Mark Maguire
| The Conversation Verified
It has been 25 years since the devastating attacks of September 11 2001. Amid the reflection that followed emerged the most comprehensive examination of any terrorist attack in history, the 9/11 Commission Report. Several statements in this forensic diagnosis continue to shape our understanding of those events. These range from the intelligence systems that were “blinking red” in the months preceding the attacks to various institutional “failures of imagination” that left the threat unrecognised.
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Where have all the soldiers gone?

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By Mark Maguire, Pete Fussey
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: European countries are ramping up investment in defence yet we are running out of soldiers right across the Western world Where did all the soldiers go? That unexpected question confronted us last year in a rain-soaked British military town. We had travelled there to investigate the legacy of the War on Terror as research for a forthcoming book about undercover counterterrorism operations and high-tech surveillance, but it is also a story about human tragedies and tarnished legacies.
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