Bibliography – My Writings on Mundane Counterterrorism

by Daniel Pipes
Nov 24, 2005

https://www.danielpipes.org/blog/2005/11/bibliography-my-writings-on-mundane

Counterterrorist specialists have made terrible blunders and I have documented some of them:

"Bibliography - My Writings on the FBI." DanielPipes.org, April 14, 2006.
"New Frontiers in Counterterrorism Incompetence." DanielPipes.org, May 31, 2007

Perhaps it's time to let the amateurs take over:

"Zacarias Moussaoui Asked: Can an Airplane Pilot Shut off Oxygen to the Passengers?" FrontPageMag.com, April 29, 2005. Two alert flight instructors took a chance and nabbed the would-be 20^th hijacker on 9/11.
"In Praise of Routine Traffic Stops." DanielPipes.org, May 4, 2005. Lists some of the surprisingly many times when a nervous or negligent terrorist got caught because of some traffic infraction.
"Suspicious Neighbors Prevent Terrorism." DanielPipes.org, November 24, 2005. Watching what goes on next door can make a big difference.

I offer some advice for readers how they can help counterterrorist efforts at:

"What You Can Do To Help Win the War on Terror." DanielPipes.org, February 9, 2005. Nine suggestions for Everyman.

(November 24, 2005)

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