Brussels a 'Use It or Lose It' Attack: Gen. Wesley Clark

General Clark discusses the Brussels terrorist incident, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive security response. He highlights the challenges in European security, including relaxed measures since the Cold War, the balance between privacy and security, and the difficulties posed by modern communication technologies. The discussion underscores the importance of intelligence and information sharing to prevent future attacks.

What are the implications of the statement 'use it or lose it attack' in the context of the Brussels incident?

How has the relaxation of internal security in Europe since the Cold War affected the current threat landscape?

What role does intelligence play in preventing terrorist attacks according to the discussion?

What measures are suggested to improve security in public facilities to prevent attacks?

Discuss the factors that may have contributed to the vulnerability of Europe to terrorist attacks as mentioned in the text.