This is what I've been stuck on. Whats the point of going after this particular hub. Its not like GA where the NSA actually has a "office", and it isn't the only hub around. 1 of the connection maps I showed Atlantas building only connected to Nashville.
So they take out Nashville which forces all NSA related data going in or out of GA to go through a different hub. So was the goal to force a change in route to in an attempt to single out and track certain data, or was it to see what the back up plan was to better inform whoever about how to effectively hamper communications by also taking out back ups at a later point. Or is this a dead end and not what the plotters had in mind at all.
I saw that but is that good for us or bad for us?
This is what I've been stuck on. Whats the point of going after this particular hub. Its not like GA where the NSA actually has a "office", and it isn't the only hub around. 1 of the connection maps I showed Atlantas building only connected to Nashville.
So they take out Nashville which forces all NSA related data going in or out of GA to go through a different hub. So was the goal to force a change in route to in an attempt to single out and track certain data, or was it to see what the back up plan was to better inform whoever about how to effectively hamper communications by also taking out back ups at a later point. Or is this a dead end and not what the plotters had in mind at all.