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keep being scared people!
November 2008 Atlantic Magazine
The Things He Carried
"Airport security in America is a sham-"security theater" designed to make travelers feel better and catch stupid terrorists. Smart ones can get
through security with fake boarding passes and all manner of prohibited items-as our correspondent did with ease."
http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200811/airport-security
This isn''t a game people! Pay attention to what the experts say about having water and food supplies for your families! The enemy is unseen and they are out there watching and waiting. It''s the fool who won''t heed the warnings.
The employees we have had dealings with have always been friendly, polite and considerate. We have always found that if you are polite and considerate to people they will respond in kind. As for having
everything checked we would rather have EVERYTHING checked than to be on a plane with a bomb. We do not considerate it an imposition. We tend to arrive at the airport at least 2 hours before our flight so that we are not rushed or stressed.
- by nyutex December 21, 2008 11:08 PM EST
- Hello, I travel about 75,000 miles a year. About 3 years ago I noticed that I had a box cutter in my brief case. I had gone through the airline security about 8 times with that box cutter in my case before I noticed it. Since then I have kept flying with a box cutter just to see if the TSA would ever find it, but more importantly, for self-defense. I have flown to japan, hong kong, hawaii, france,London, Scotland and all over the usa without it ever taken away. I have even had three box cutters in my bag but have never been stopped. I am wondering if this is happening to me, originally, by accident, how can ANY OF US feel safe on a plane?
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