Vulnerabilities Report Form

Report Suspicious Activity & Vulnerabilities

Your city and neighborhood may not be adequately prepared... but you can act to protect yourself and your nation.

The United States was founded, built and flourishes because it is an open, free society. On September 11, 2001, our freedoms were taken advantage of in ways that civilized people could not have prepared for. We can never return to that mode but we will survive better having paid the costs of those invasions.

Today we must understand that we are not free to live as we did before September 11. To continue unprepared and passively accept this evil enemy would be to at once tacitly surrender the American way of life without a fight... and to wait to be destroyed.

On September 11, 2001, each of us -- every civilized person -- was conscripted into our Self Defense Homeland Guard. We can fulfill our missions by being vigilant and reporting potential vulnerabilities. This reporting can be done by you when you complete the form below.

All information is anonymous. You do not need to provide your name. But if you choose to, your privacy is assured.

Observation Report

This report concerns:	Suspicious activity Potential infrastructure vulnerability Potential soft target vulnerability Public building threat Other:

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Use this report page to describe something that you have observed that appears to be suspicious and potentially dangerous or that you have observed and appears to be unprotected and vulnerable to terrorists. For example, a building, a mall, an office complex, a sports facility, etc. in need of increased defensive security.

Please include enough detail to make your observation clear with enough detail to follow up. Your observation:

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