Wake Up America
Reaction vs. Pre-action in Anti-Terrorism Planning: Series 2
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As PS LaPlace, the great mathematician once said "We see that the theory ofprobabilities is at the bottom only common sense reduced to calculation; it makes us appreciate with exactitude what reasonable minds feel by a sort ofinstinct". In a manner ofrelative comparison, this is very much taken into account in my series 1 book "Wake Up America to Crime Prevention and AntiTerrorism" and my series 2 book "Wake Up America to Pre vs. Re Active In Anti-Terrorism Planning". Both ofthese books provide for a means ofpredicting planned terrorism attacks upon USA soil. This significantly differs from our current measures awaiting learning body from after the fact events as well as having our what is considered to be qualified population responding to the inspections portrayed by Homeland Security and other affiliated Agencies. In more explicit terms, it provides the opportunity of let us say predicting 9/11 before it happens rather than only reacting after it happens. Whatever the case may be, it would be pure folly to rely on let us say just natural happenings to expect significant reactions to alertness and awareness of the above given on just a voluntary basis. As a counter measure, it is suggested that a dynamic money grant be sought by the reader, in order to disseminate as well as consult with proactive materials to all pertinent Agencies as well as individual participants. It is a while back since the author was made civilian Director of Operational Planning for the DC Police Department by way of a USA Presidential Crime Commission but the scientific methods that were used to reduce crime by 400 percent are still absolutely applicable. The catchall that enabled this to happen was due to the favorable position he was put in to make things happen.
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Before anything else, the author would appreciate your giving attention to the Anti-Terrorism response pyramid below since the all around composition, in many ways summarize the goal of this book. When you consider the vastness of terrorism and the many directions which are and can be taken, it becomes even folly to envision that any kind of checkmate can be achieved simply on the basis of after the fact reaction. "We must seek pre-active measures". As it turns out, the author has pioneered scientific statistical prediction planning throughout his entire career. Succinctly, what this entailed is the tailgating of the subject of concern with statistical methodology that can underscore "Prediction" within selective quantitative degrees of confidence limits. The number of issues now taking place in our Country nowadays is mind-boggling. One may wonder as how to deal with this dilemma which includes such vital problems as homeland security, military, immigration, criminal justice and education. For sure, the answer to these barnburners can be amenable to scientific statistica inference planning. Unfortunately however, we may end up creating problems in lieu of solving problems due to the taking of only reactive measures.
About the Author
Arthur H. walner was a member of the professional staffs of the Navy, Army, EPA, General Services and Cost of Living. During the period of his employment of more than 25 years he was assigned the responsibility of developing and providing instruction, guidance and review of the utilization and interpretation of statistical processes in the execution of the scientific work being performed. He was the Chief Statistician and headed one of the staff groups. To illustrate, one of the Laboratories was staffed at between 1100 and 1200, with about 450 professional personnel, and had an annual budget of between $25,000,000 and $30,000,000. The major fields of research were inertial navigation systems, electronics, materials development and various specialities in physical optics and optical data processing. The diversity of work, its priority and the highly sophisticated technical personnel engaged on the problems made unusually severe demands on Walner's technical ability, his creativity in developing experimental designs in many different disciplines and his ability to win the acceptance and respect of the scientific staff. He was successful in his efforts and the ingenuity of several of his experimental designs won recognition not only in the Laboratory, but in sponsoring organizations in Washington. He is a highly qualified, dedicated and creative mathematical statistician with a very extensive background in experimental design, in the development of effective statistical organizations and in fostering the acceptance and the effective utilization of statistical services by the potential users.