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Today, we’re looking at the threat environment surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup — and from a security perspective, it could become one of the most complex civilian protection operations in modern history.

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Chris

I'm in Vancouver, BC and we have a bunch of games here. Going to be a gong show with all the events and tourists.

Red Delarosa

Great information full of things to consider. Especially that last sentence… fear of the unknown can be incredible. I hope security services take these potential threats seriously. Thanks Sarah!

FrenchFriedFool85

Texas in Dallas would be a place focus with the No Sharia on the ballot and that huge Village near Dallas

CJ4700

I’ve been hearing about all these sleeper terrorist cells from Sarah for years now.. why don’t we go arrest them? This sounds like fear mongering to promote our wars abroad and spying on civilians.

Jim K

The question about fear mongering and arresting cells fails to understand a few different dynamics in play around the existence of these groups. Two levels: State and Federal. Charge these groups with what, exactly? Because they’re afforded all Due Process rights and that means a complex trial and media attention and all of that lets the folks who are a part of the cell as well as those more loosely connected to escape. Or perhaps trigger their ideas prematurely. It seems like keeping all these cells under surveillance and monitoring their connections might yield some useful information that might have widespread benefits. Like discovering if they’re aligned with or supported by any local Mosque’s. Then those can be surveilled. Law enforcement is a completely different entity from Intelligence Operations. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Intelligence Operations have usually more leeway. Then of course there’s the political aspects that could be amplified and twisted by enemy Democrats. I’m speaking only from an academic and former military perspective. I have worked in law enforcement and I hold a Master’s Degree in National Security Studies with concentrations in Intelligence Analysis and Counterterrorism. I graduated with Honors in 2014. I’m also a former U.S. Army Infantry Officer. I’m nowhere near Sarah’s level. Not even close. But I am trained and experienced to a lesser degree than she is. I’m still in close contact with experts and faculty I met through my Masters Program.

Tee Lock

Superbad bringing it again! I always appreciate her perspectives

L

Good job Sarah, thank you!

Investigator Steven M Waldo

Safer to watch the games on tv and streaming. Fantastic briefing about the totality of the events. Thanks