Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Squirrel-sponsored cyberterrorism
or perhaps to tree squirrel as this is a classic case of newspaper-space-filling . Really, this is, when all the puffery is taken out, basically a short paragraph in an article on squirrel behavior (which is what the "tree squirrel" article looks like now). One slack news day, someone figured out that it was cute to compare the risk to the power grid of squirrels as compared to terrorist attacks. Well, lots of other things are comparable: auto accidents which knock down poles, lightning strikes, fallen trees, clumsy construction workers.... But squirrels are cute, so squirrels got to be the framing device in articles on how low the terrorism threat (as measured in real incidents) actually is, coupled together with the usual hand-wringing about how vulnerable we supposedly are that is driven by reps for the security industrial complex. A few more years down the road, and this will have been a rash of copycat stories that didn't pan out
— User:Mangoe, 16:30, 8 June 2017 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:UNDUE (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)