It keeps the image alive. One to say it's possible to kill more people with better bugs. Another to make the bugs that do it, and a third to tell a terrorist exactly how to release them. It used to be easy - find the Red under the bed. Now the enemy can be an unpredictable dictator, or a terrorist with some plutonium, or gangs of crazed thugs killing in the name of god.
Satellites scan the earth, like huge orbiting eyes.
And mobile phones, videos, laptops and the world wide web never cease. He speaks of the flood of horribly wounded and dying that overwhelmed his small clinic. His despair and anger at the persistent cruelty, and his own experiences with ABRI terror, are compelling. The tape was secretly smuggled out, and you can hear Dr. Dan Murphy's personal testimony on Background Briefing. Human horror about one to one violence is very deep.