Permitted Sabotage as Governance Failure

A sustained pattern of infrastructure sabotage that goes unrepaired or unprosecuted for years signals not just policing failure but a breakdown across intelligence, judicial thresholds, and infrastructure governance. Chronic destructive campaigns (14 years in this case) create cascading public‑safety, economic and political harms and expose mismatches in threat prioritization and legal remedies. — If authorities tolerate or fail to prosecute repeated attacks on critical infrastructure, it becomes a national‑security and institutional‑legitimacy crisis requiring legal, prosecutorial, and infrastructure‑resilience reforms.