Posted on Jun 17, 2016
Analysis: Orlando Exposes This National Security Vulnerability
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The credible source says civilians and guns are a no-no
"After the massacre in Orlando, I spoke to one of my most trustworthy sources on counter-terrorism. When I asked him what his takeaway was from the attack, he did not hesitate: "It's the guns. We gotta get rid of the assault rifles."
He's not alone in viewing the debate over gun control as an issue of national security. For years, General Stanley McChrystal ran the U.S. military's Joint Special Operations Command, which oversees the Army's Delta Force and the Navy Seals. McChrystal oversaw the operation that killed the ISIS patriarch Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. No one could accuse the JSOC of being soft on terrorists."
"After the massacre in Orlando, I spoke to one of my most trustworthy sources on counter-terrorism. When I asked him what his takeaway was from the attack, he did not hesitate: "It's the guns. We gotta get rid of the assault rifles."
He's not alone in viewing the debate over gun control as an issue of national security. For years, General Stanley McChrystal ran the U.S. military's Joint Special Operations Command, which oversees the Army's Delta Force and the Navy Seals. McChrystal oversaw the operation that killed the ISIS patriarch Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. No one could accuse the JSOC of being soft on terrorists."
Analysis: Orlando Exposes This National Security Vulnerability
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Analysis: Orlando Exposes This National Security Vulnerability
ISIS supporters seem to have discovered just how easy it is to buy a powerful gun in the United States without raising suspicion.
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