To date, DHS has spent $4 billion on various aspects of the Nuclear Detection Architecture, but has not developed a strategic plan to guide its efforts to develop and implement this architecture, as we recommended in 2008.
Lieberman highlights DHS's lack of a strategic plan despite significant spending.
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Part of the problem there has been--and this goes to early warning and intelligence--how do you stop an outbreak, of either a bioterrorist attack or naturally occurring, from spreading.
Perhaps you saw over the weekend in the Washington Post there was an article about the evidence that the North Koreans, Kim Jong-un has an active pathogen development program.
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