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See all 60 CommentsAlso, to the person who is annoyed that Muslims work for security, that is a very prejudice and rascist. Many Muslims are also US citizens who care about the US just like everyone else. They serve in our military, and our navy, they work for our CIA, our FBI, and our Department of Defense to protect us. They even represent their states in Congress.
America need more jobs. People have too much times in their hands to complain about every single insignificant things.
In 2001 I wrote a conceptual paper to try to create some discussion regarding the development of a more practical, cost-effective and efficient airport security model. It was entitled "Guaranteeing Airline Security Based on the Adoption and Implementation of a Commercial Flight Eligibility Standard for Airline Passengers." It can be reviewed at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/01/prweb97213.htm.
Rather than trying to identify the proverbial needle in a haystack it focuses on those who would create a secuirty problem for the air lines and America.
Yes, we need to stop wasting money on a process that wastes taxpayer money, inconveniences the public and is unlikley to provide real security to the flying public.
If you would like to discuss the concept or agree there is a need for some debate to generate ideas regarding a more creative, practical and efficient approach to air line security please feel free to contact me.
Dr. John T. Whiting (john.whiting@e-businessmanagement.com)
Return, LAX to Beijing: Security took three and half hours.
Rude, pushy, confused TSA people. I went through TSA security 8 times and was pulled out of line three times to have my luggage swabbed for explosive residue. I am a short fat white guy, over 65, with white hair. Why me? Oh, its just random. Right, 3/8 times I get checked within two weeks.
Chinese police are more effective, more polite and much much faster.
Chinese communists are better than American Fascists,
I thank them for screening me when I go through. Maybe all the airports in the USA should have huge photographs of the airplanes flying into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11. It seems so many Americans have forgotten. Quite your moaning and groaning you cry babies or take the bus!!
http://www.surete-aerienne.eu
Thank you 60 minutes for correctly identifying the most needed and effective deterrent to plane attacks. That is, securing plane cabins. My faith in common sense is restored.
Unfortunately, there do not appear to be enough informed, intelligent, and offended Americans to adequately protest the stupidity and the waste of time, energy and effort represented by the screeners, the process and Kip or Skip.
Thank you 60 minutes for the brief but balanced report!
Just whose side are you on, us or the terrorists who now know the weak links in the system? I also anticipate more America travelers being even more rude to TSA personnel because of your report and they now think TSA is ineffective.
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