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Originally Posted by iceman3699
you never know what these parents do and where they can hide things
Originally Posted by iceman3699
you never know what these parents do and where they can hide things
Originally Posted by WallyHopp
Originally Posted by iceman3699
you never know what these parents do and where they can hide things
yes because metal detectors totally stopped working. Guns are made out of wood now
Originally Posted by WallyHopp
Originally Posted by iceman3699
you never know what these parents do and where they can hide things
yes because metal detectors totally stopped working. Guns are made out of wood now
Originally Posted by Cuffy
He must just be doing the TSA thing until he gets ordained as a pastor
Originally Posted by Cuffy
He must just be doing the TSA thing until he gets ordained as a pastor
Edit... I wouldn't mind if girl right here on the right searches me!
problem is its gonna be homeboy on the left running his hand on the inside of your waistband etc etc
Edit... I wouldn't mind if girl right here on the right searches me!
problem is its gonna be homeboy on the left running his hand on the inside of your waistband etc etc
Originally Posted by Rexanglorum
Originally Posted by Rexanglorum
b) they are going to stop nothing....this is billions spent on nothing as usual....follow the money trail and see who is getting $$ off of these new "security measures" and then it will all start to make more sense...
White House finally caved in to public pressure and released intel on why this additional security measure was enacted. Take it for what it is because I know everyone is so wrapped up with their own opinions (illuminati, rebellion, rights)
[h1]PETN: The explosive that airport security is targeting[/h1] [h2]Full-body scans and aggressive pat-downs now under scrutiny are designed to seek out the explosive powder that was used in several failed terrorist bombings recently, officials say.[/h2] New airport security procedures that have stirred the emotions of air travelers — full-body scans and aggressive pat-downs — were largely designed to detect an explosive powder called PETN, which has been a staple of Al Qaeda bomb makers for nearly a decade.
It was PETN that was molded into the sole of Richard Reid's black high-top sneaker when he walked onto American Airlines Flight 63 bound for Miami in December 2001.
It was PETN that was sewn into the underwear of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, authorities say, when he boarded Northwest Airlines Flight 253 for Detroit on Christmas Day 2009.
And it was PETN that suspected Al Qaeda operatives in Yemen packed inside computer printer cartridges that were shipped Oct. 28, intending to blow up planes en route to Chicago.
http://www.latimes.com/ne...20101124,0,3675872.story
edit.. Also Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula published an online magazine that provides details on this PETN. So really what do you expect the WH and Homeland Security to do? Enemy says jump... the US says How HIGH?
The cover of Inspire features "$4,200" in big, bold characters. AQAP's terrorists say this is the sum they spent on the operation. AQAP claims that for this small amount it has forced the West to spend billions of dollars in additional security, thereby making the operation effective even though no one was killed.
Read more: http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2010/11/aqap_releases_a_spec.php#ixzz16DnpNJYv
http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2010/11/aqap_releases_a_spec.php#ixzz16DnpNJYv
b) they are going to stop nothing....this is billions spent on nothing as usual....follow the money trail and see who is getting $$ off of these new "security measures" and then it will all start to make more sense...
White House finally caved in to public pressure and released intel on why this additional security measure was enacted. Take it for what it is because I know everyone is so wrapped up with their own opinions (illuminati, rebellion, rights)
[h1]PETN: The explosive that airport security is targeting[/h1] [h2]Full-body scans and aggressive pat-downs now under scrutiny are designed to seek out the explosive powder that was used in several failed terrorist bombings recently, officials say.[/h2] New airport security procedures that have stirred the emotions of air travelers — full-body scans and aggressive pat-downs — were largely designed to detect an explosive powder called PETN, which has been a staple of Al Qaeda bomb makers for nearly a decade.
It was PETN that was molded into the sole of Richard Reid's black high-top sneaker when he walked onto American Airlines Flight 63 bound for Miami in December 2001.
It was PETN that was sewn into the underwear of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, authorities say, when he boarded Northwest Airlines Flight 253 for Detroit on Christmas Day 2009.
And it was PETN that suspected Al Qaeda operatives in Yemen packed inside computer printer cartridges that were shipped Oct. 28, intending to blow up planes en route to Chicago.
http://www.latimes.com/ne...20101124,0,3675872.story
edit.. Also Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula published an online magazine that provides details on this PETN. So really what do you expect the WH and Homeland Security to do? Enemy says jump... the US says How HIGH?
The cover of Inspire features "$4,200" in big, bold characters. AQAP's terrorists say this is the sum they spent on the operation. AQAP claims that for this small amount it has forced the West to spend billions of dollars in additional security, thereby making the operation effective even though no one was killed.
Read more: http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2010/11/aqap_releases_a_spec.php#ixzz16DnpNJYv
http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2010/11/aqap_releases_a_spec.php#ixzz16DnpNJYv
[/h1][h1]Next step for body scanners could be trains, boats, metro
[/h1]
The next step in tightened security could be on U.S. public transportation, trains and boats.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says terrorists will continue to look for U.S. vulnerabilities, making tighter security standards necessary.
“[Terrorists] are going to continue to probe the system and try to find a way through,
[/h1][h1]Next step for body scanners could be trains, boats, metro
[/h1]
The next step in tightened security could be on U.S. public transportation, trains and boats.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says terrorists will continue to look for U.S. vulnerabilities, making tighter security standards necessary.
“[Terrorists] are going to continue to probe the system and try to find a way through,