Over the past several weeks, more Americans have started to realize that the terrorist threat to the homeland is not some abstract overseas issue and not some fringe concern for people in the preparedness world. The normies are starting to wake up. They are beginning to understand that sleeper cells, soft-target attacks, infrastructure disruption, and coordinated operations inside the United States are not fantasy scenarios. They are realistic threats in a country that has wide-open vulnerabilities, a compromised border, distracted institutions, and a public that has been trained to ignore danger until it is standing in the living room.
At Survival Dispatch, none of this is new to us.
We’ve been ahead of this curve for a long time. While most outlets were chasing clicks with political theater, celebrity outrage, and the same recycled talking points, we were building one of the largest bodies of work anywhere on the terrorist threat to the U.S. homeland, how to prepare for it, and how to…
