The US is drawing lessons from the attacks in Mumbai (formerly Bombay) that could inform thinking on how government agencies could be better structured and prepared for terror attacks, says the top US official on homeland security.
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said government agencies such as his, which is an amalgamation of several entities, must be integrated in order to be effective. A big problem in Mumbai was the lack of coordination between the fire and police departments. (CSM)
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Greetings Michael Chertoff,
You applaud Homeland Security for not having another attacks on US since 911. I too applaud you. However, I also acreddit the safety of our nation to my intervention. I expose plans of attacks on US, through visions which I have shared with President Bush for the past two years. I have also exposed terrorist targets, leaders, armed mosques, weapon and chemical sites, suicide training camps and various plans of attacks and intervening methods. I wonder if he has mentioned this to you. I also wonder if your term is completed at the end of Mr. President’s term.
Sincerely,
Luminita Hix
globalterrorism@yahoo.com