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The world inches closer to a war that only psychopaths want to see.

So we know who the psychopaths are, right?

Hold on.

On Tuesday, the FBI issued a warning that the chances of a staged terrorist attacks in the United States has grown since the war began in Gaza.

In the White House briefing later that day, Fox News reporter Peter Ducey asked National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby.

Has the White House considered the possibility that a terrorist could be in the

country right now after crossing the southern border?

Obviously they have or the FBI wouldn't have issued such a warning.

The question remains, however, what are government response to be such an attack?

It's already been discussed at the highest levels in our government,

the public has a right to know what their action would be. So although I wasn't

called on, and that's the rider of this piece, speaking of himself, his name is Brian Karam. He writes, so although I wasn't called on,

as Kirby left the stage, I interrupted to ask the only question I thought mattered.

John, wait a minute, before you leave. If Hamas terrorists

attack the US, would the US put boots on the ground in the Middle East? Pause.

We already have boots on the ground in the Middle East.

Unpause.

Kirby stopped his retreat from the stage

and press secretary Corinne Jean Pierre.

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