Why are we seeing all of these "end of the decade" reviews and stories a year early?
The next decade begins in 2011, not 2010.
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Defeating Full-Body Scanners (what a waste of money!)
HEADLINE: O'Hare to Get Full-Body Scanners
HEADLINE: Netherlands Will Immediately Implement Full Body Scans for All US-Bound Passengers
So the terrorists will just get loaded up with bomb belts and detonate them while they're in the middle of those long lines of people waiting to get scanned and have their baggage X-rayed.
Then what?
We'd have to move the screening to the curb. Then they would roll up in a car or truck bomb.
Then we'd have to have random vehicle inspections on the roadways...
But at least the security and law enforcement growth industries will make more money and we'll lose more of our freedom and privacy.
The solution is an armed, polite population and scrutiny of those who are worthy of suspicion.
UPDATE: From the Monday Jan. 4, 2010 IsraelNationalNews.com
Heh!
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To lighten the mood after a serious post, here's a Hamas fighter in a photo taken after they took over a border crossing with Egypt.
HEADLINE: Netherlands Will Immediately Implement Full Body Scans for All US-Bound Passengers
So the terrorists will just get loaded up with bomb belts and detonate them while they're in the middle of those long lines of people waiting to get scanned and have their baggage X-rayed.
Then what?
We'd have to move the screening to the curb. Then they would roll up in a car or truck bomb.
Then we'd have to have random vehicle inspections on the roadways...
But at least the security and law enforcement growth industries will make more money and we'll lose more of our freedom and privacy.
The solution is an armed, polite population and scrutiny of those who are worthy of suspicion.
UPDATE: From the Monday Jan. 4, 2010 IsraelNationalNews.com
UPDATE: From the Monday Jan. 4, 2010 Guardian New scanners break child porn lawsWhile the United States and other countries beef up airport searches for terrorists, an Israeli expert advises that eying passenger behavior is critical for preventing attacks.
Rafi Sela, a security consultant at Ben Gurion International Airport, explained to the Canadian news agency Canwest, "If you have a suicide bomber or somebody who wants to make an impact, he doesn't have to bring down a plane. He can just explode in the middle of this huge crowd that is waiting for security."
Heh!
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To lighten the mood after a serious post, here's a Hamas fighter in a photo taken after they took over a border crossing with Egypt.
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