Anyone remember that 'imminent terror attack' warning a day or two before San Bernardino?

[Delta4Embassy]

Specified Afganistan, but isn't every day for Americans in Afganistan an imminent terrorist attack day? Was the warning for the US proper instead, or was that just a coincidence?

As an aside, has any 'imminent terror attack' warning been followed by an attack? Hasn't every attack come completely by surprise?

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Specified Afganistan, but isn't every day for Americans in Afganistan an imminent terrorist attack day? Was the warning for the US proper instead, or was that just a coincidence?

As an aside, has any 'imminent terror attack' warning been followed by an attack? Hasn't every attack come completely by surprise?

As said as it is, 14 dead is not much of an attack, especially when it was his coworkers.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Specified Afganistan, but isn't every day for Americans in Afganistan an imminent terrorist attack day? Was the warning for the US proper instead, or was that just a coincidence?

As an aside, has any 'imminent terror attack' warning been followed by an attack? Hasn't every attack come completely by surprise?

As said as it is, 14 dead is not much of an attack, especially when it was his coworkers.

Couple recent suicide bombings only got 1-3 people.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Specified Afganistan, but isn't every day for Americans in Afganistan an imminent terrorist attack day? Was the warning for the US proper instead, or was that just a coincidence?

As an aside, has any 'imminent terror attack' warning been followed by an attack? Hasn't every attack come completely by surprise?

As said as it is, 14 dead is not much of an attack, especially when it was his coworkers.

Couple recent suicide bombings only got 1-3 people.

Even worse. Their performance sucks considering what could be done and have a much larger impact. It's kind of a go big or go home thing in truth.

We were pretty good at killing 14 people long before ISIS had picked out a name.