I think history books have the answer here. Human institutions are somewhat likely to stumble over eachother, and/or hyperprioritize internal threats (including simultaneously).
This is one of the reasons why SIGINT and HUMINT are such a big deal- if an enemy agent or asset ended up in the wrong place, all they’d have to do is give a little push and watch the adversary’s institutions go into anaphelactic shock.
I think history books have the answer here. Human institutions are somewhat likely to stumble over eachother, and/or hyperprioritize internal threats (including simultaneously).
This is one of the reasons why SIGINT and HUMINT are such a big deal- if an enemy agent or asset ended up in the wrong place, all they’d have to do is give a little push and watch the adversary’s institutions go into anaphelactic shock.