Scott Mann

And I think that is part and parcel of what these groups want to inflict upon us.

It is a level of horror and suffering that causes and elicits a response, a collective response from us that results in overreach.

you know, the fighter jet against ramming the commercial airliner, right?

Because ultimately, if that becomes our response every time, that's a pretty predictable outcome on who wins that one.

It's not us.

So, you know,

If you buy into that notion, then would attacking veterans, high-profile veterans, folks that are in the public space, would that aid in that?

I think it probably would.

And not to mention the fact that we are talking about some things that are disruptive.

if these plans are in place, and I believe they are, then it's disruptive because the politicians are not, the media is not.

I mean, you hit stuff with Massoud that his father was never even listened to when he went to France and he tried to warn the world that bin Laden was about to launch an attack.

He got completely blown off.

by major media outlets.

I mean, Peter Bergen was about the only guy that actually listened to the dude.

And then with his son, same thing, nobody's listening.

But you've given now, you've given him a platform.

So does that illuminate your profile?

Yeah, I think it does.

And I think we'd be foolish to think it doesn't.

But I think also we've gotta realize that where these guys are gonna go is the heart of our civil society.