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The case of Newmire also raises questions about whether nations are adequately tracking individuals who exhibit signs of radicalization but stay under the radar. Due to the sheer volume of online threats—many of which are emotional outbursts—monitoring and distinguishing genuine threats from noise becomes exceedingly complex. The problem is magnified when attackers act impulsively or are poorly tactical, as Newmire was, demonstrating a lack of planning or technical expertise.