Deliberate invention of new threats

As particular problems of society cease to be a threat, the experts, bureaucrats and institutions dependent on the funding allocated in response to those threats find themselves under pressure to invent new threats, or new variants on old threats, in order to ensure their survival.

In 1990, this issue emerged as a consequence of the reduction in world tensions and associated defence budgets. It also occurs with the dismantling of any security system, whether a network of informers or in any form of demobilization.

1. Never create a problem for which you do not have the answer.

1. Unwillingness to resolve problems

1. Planned weapons

1. Unsolved problems
2. Inconsistent risk evaluation

1. Obstacles to redeployment of military resources for peaceful applications
2. Institutional preoccupation with obsolete problems
3. Inhibited capacity to visualize a creative future
4. Government dependence on arms manufacture

1. Forced disappearance of persons

1. Inventing new threats

1. Unsociable
2. Threat
3. Problem