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George Smith

George Smith, Ph.D., has written on biological and chemical weapons for a variety of publications. From examination of captured documents after 9/11, he was one of the first to publicly determine al Qaeda had no capability in this area. Smith has consulted to terrorism trials as an expert on the analysis of seized electronic Internet-distributed texts on improvised weapons. He is currently writing a book on his experience.

Poverty and the Annual National Security Ogres & Wealth Festival

Posted by George Smith on 07/29/2013 :: Permalink

You're not one of those disingenuous types who still think threats to the security of Americans are external, right?...

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Ricin, the super-duper defense lab and out-sourcing

Posted by George Smith on 07/10/2013 :: Permalink

The trial of accused ricin mailer Matthew Buquet has been pushed off until next year. The reason? Because there is only one lab in the country, a super-duper one, that does the forensic ricin determinations needed in the case, according to the judge. But is...

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North Korea and McAfee: Threat or Menace?

Posted by George Smith on 07/09/2013 :: Permalink

Last week GlobalSecurity.Org was consulted by a reporter from the Associated Press over the Dark Seoul/Operation Troy report on recent cyberattacks in South Korea, issued by McAfee. I looked it over and talked with the journalist awhile on the subject....

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