Werewolves present more of a threat to the US national security than Vampires do

My first contention is that Vampires are more disguised than Werewolves. Vampires can be vampires at all hours of the day, and when it is daytime they can still cover themselves so they do not get burned by the sun, while Werewolves only turn into werewolves for one night out of the month as full moons only occur once every 29.5 days. How can werewolves be such a huge threat to our security when they are rarely out and about? And even when a full moon is occurring, it takes a while for them to change into werewolves. It is a long and strenuous process; because of this we as a nation are given plenty of time to kill them as they are turning into werewolves. Vampires can also change their form, they can turn into bats in the blink of an eye and nobody would suspect that it is a vampire. Vampires can also telepathically communicate, see the future, run at ridiculously fast paces, and are good at climbing trees if you are interested in Stephanie Meyer's perception of a vampire. Not to mention that they are very subtle and can easily walk behind you and bite your neck therefore turning said bitten person into a vampire. The United States Department of Defense defines terrorism as: "The calculated use of unlawful violence or threat of unlawful violence to inculcate fear; intended to coerce or to intimidate governments or societies in the pursuit of goals that are generally political, religious, or ideological" The United States Law Code has many different definitions of many different types of terrorism which include but are not limited to: "The term ‘international terrorism' means terrorism involving citizens or the territory of more than 1 country..." "The term ‘terrorist group' means any group, or which has significant subgroups which practice, international terrorism…" Both definitions come from the U.S Code Title 22, Ch.38 Para 265f (d) What I am trying to say is that Vampires and terrorists are in many ways alike. Vampires tend to scare their victims, they lurk in all countries of the world and not just the US, most famously Transylvania, and vampires sometimes like to work together in catching their cravings for blood. The similarities are undeniable. If we as a nation are putting so much work towards preventing terrorism, then why are we not doing the same for vampires? Werewolves compare in no way to terrorists. They are just giant wolves that like to do the Thriller dance. Why are we putting their chance of destruction above vampires? Contention III Vampires have a greater sex appeal than werewolves. Folks, this only adds to the opportunity of havoc that they can wreak. We all know that there are plenty of vulnerable young women out there who would love to go out on a hot date with a vampire. In the essay "The Allure of the Vampire", David Dvorkin writes "Nasty, filthy, evil creatures. That's what vampires are. They only look beautiful on the outside, but their intentions are terribly dishonorable. They swoop down on us from the dark, they grasp us in their unbreakable grip, they suck out our blood. Sometimes they seduce us into having sex with them. Really great sex. Sometimes they even make us into one of them" And this is just a small example. The entire show "True Blood" is based around vampires having sex. Hundreds of thousands of teenage girls are big fans of "Team Edward". Just based on the numerous examples of vampire sex appeal, there are bound to have been a large group of people that have fantasized about sex with a vampire. However, according to a Kinsey report, only 8% of men and only 3.6% of women have had a sexual encounter with an animal, almost all of which were domestic house pets and not wolves or werewolves. Even Count Dracula (Nosferatu) has been portrayed many many times as an attractive rich middle aged man that lives in a large fancy castle. What woman can resist that?