Saturday is usually the day that I set aside to go back and
look at a number of web sites that don’t change frequently, but would have
information that readers of this blog might be interested in. One of those web
sites is the National
Terrorism Advisory System web site. Interestingly every page on that site
was ‘updated’ yesterday.
Now this is not one of the sites that I keep site maps for
so that I can track infinitesimal changes in the site language so I cannot tell
what changes have been specifically made. In fact, it does not look like any
real changes have been made to the site; but, each page carries a note at the
bottom that: “Last Published Date: September 5, 2014”.
With a lot of politicians talking about the increased homeland
threat from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in recent weeks it
is interesting that DHS takes the time to publicly ‘update’ its web site for
issuing terrorism alerts.
Now watching this web site should not be anyone’s method of
getting NTAS alerts. Watching any newsfeed will probably get you the alerts in
a timely fashion, but if you want to get immediate notification the web site
does provide links for following NTAS on
Twitter® or on
Facebook®, receiving email
notifications, or putting an active
link on your web site (like I have on mine).
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