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SITREP: Divided We Fall: Coordinated Attacks Will Divide Nation EP671

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Chris Heaven
Jan 08, 2026
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BLUF MAIN TOPIC: America stands at a crossroads that is far more perilous than the last 25 years of conventional geopolitical tension. What we are seeing is not incremental violence, not isolated plots — we are seeing the early contours of what a coordinated, simultaneous “Post 9/11 2.0” pattern will look like. Intelligence chatter, federal filings, and multi-site terror plots indicate that adversaries of every stripe — foreign-directed, ideologically driven, politically radicalized — are rethinking how to strike.

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Instead of a single flashpoint, the scenario now being discussed in serious counterterrorism circles would be a cascading sequence of attacks in 10 to 15 disparate American cities, overwhelming first responders, destabilizing civic order, and forcing competing authorities to assert control. The obvious danger is not simply physical destruction, but the breakdown of coherent national unity. As differing regions of the country respond to crisis in divergent ways, old fault lines are hardening and new boundary lines are emerging that look remarkably like a modern Mason-Dixon Line. These are fault lines defined not by geography alone, but by allegiance, ideology, and priorities. Homeland security is in a race against time to thwart these plots and prevent a cascade that will carve America into rival blocs with opposing loyalties, undermining both our internal cohesion and our ability to project strength abroad.

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PRACTICAL TIPS | MAIN TOPIC

The reality of a distributed terror threat changes how every American needs to think about preparedness and security. First, understand that centralized authority and federal response capacity will be stretched thin in a multi-city incident. Local first responders, sheriffs, and state law enforcement will be the first — and often the only — line of defense for hours or even days. Get to know the capabilities and limitations of your local agencies now, and make sure your community has organized plans for communication, medical help, and mutual aid.

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Second, hardening your own situational awareness is critical. If coordinated plots succeed in creating simultaneous emergencies, traditional media will lag and social media will amplify confusion. Designate trusted sources of verified information — this newsletter, official law enforcement accounts, and emergency alert systems — and avoid rumors that amplify panic. Third, prepare for cascading infrastructure impacts. Terrorist actions designed to overwhelm will often target power grids, transportation nodes, and supply chains. A simple disruption in one city can have ripple effects across regions. Stock essential supplies, ensure alternative power and communications, and have a concrete family emergency plan ready. Fourth, build community cohesion. In divided moments, communities that trust and support each other are far less vulnerable to panic, rumor, and schism. Train together, plan together, and stay connected.

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