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PART TWO:
Anyone knows that decision-making is often delegated by 'leaders' to committees below them, so that if anything goes wrong the leaders can deny actual responsibility and save their careers. As the saying goes, 'All for One...' and ... and, what was the rest of it?? Also, in skullduggery, it is unwise to apprehend a terrorist group too soon as you may not only end up with not enough evidence to convict, but also will not discover the full operation and all of its operatives, alarming and scattering those who escape the net and those terrorists will later regroup, improve their operation from past mistakes, continuing in their glorious goriest quest, and you end up back at square one.

However, most cells seem to endlessly train without actually attacking. As if waiting for orders that never seem to come. Also, as time and years drag by, what was one cell has now converted ten more, and even the experienced original operators move on, go overseas for more training, go on holiday, drop off the map. Cancer spreads, unless, at some appropriate point action is taken to operate on the infection. There is never any perfection and never a perfect moment to wait for. If we had to know all that would be good to know before we cut loose and decided to act, then we would never get outside of our doors, or even out of bed. Americans, once, were pioneers doing their own work. If the American public wants things to be different they will have to step up to the plate and do their own batting. So the cycle of non-action is from the public to their representative politicians, from the politicians back to the voting public. The clothes that need washing go round and round, but no one bothers to stop and open the machine when needed, so all can wear cleaned clothes. When one is helpless in the face of stupidity, one tends to lapse into mumblings and parables, it is one of the first signs of madness, or of despair. Doing nothing IS a decision.