BOSTON: We are former FDA COO, Harvard faculty, and Lockheed Martin senior executive-born experts on risk management, particularly “infectious-disease-spread” risk management and “military-related” risk management. As such, the sneak attack on Israel has raised serious concerns for us.
As emphasized in our two posts and videos earlier today, we believe Israel and the US are unprepared for a potential “Bio War Sneak Attack” stimulated by the quick degradation of the current war. We believe Israel’s attackers will perpetrate this new form of attack on Israel and the US once the attackers are all but defeated and believe they are “cornered.”
When Israel’s attackers face annihilation, they will do whatever they believe they can get away with, short of an easily traceable nuclear attack, to critically damage Israel and its people. This represents “a real and present danger” to both countries.
In recent years, there have been many things that Israel and America should have done but have not done to “prepare” themselves for a bio sneak attack and an all-out bio war.
Indeed, after the first wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic, it should have been brilliantly clear to both countries and their leaders that they were woefully unprepared for such an attack—and significantly unprotected if such an attack occurred.
We believe the likelihood of an equally devastating nuclear sneak attack and all-out war is far less than a bio sneak attack. Yet this year, both countries are spending almost all their defense budgets on nuclear attack preparation and results risk management (roughly $750B for the US).
