The Atlantic has reprinted key portions of a letter to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees by 'Anonymous', the author of several books on how the nation is dealing with (or not dealing with) terrorism. He makes the point that it's not just about organizational factors, 'walls', or budgets. People make bad decisions, and he gives ten examples.
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