OT: Fight them where?

ROFLMAO.......

Great post. You are, of course, correct.

He can't.

He has his head up his arse so far, he can't think anymore (assuming he was ever able to think)

Oh yea? The DNC is famous for stuffing ballot boxes. You attempt to defend a very unscrupulous group, you are a sucker.

Remember all the dead people in Ohio that were being bussed in by the DNC to vote during the 2004 General Election?

I think we're doing pretty good, we've not had any major terrorist incident since 9/11. The fact they detected the latest suspicious articles shows we are watching out. Sure there will be weak spots, leaks, but in Israel they don't broadcast them all over the world, they keep stuff like that close. It is very stupid of our American media of all the crap they broadcast out about our security. It boarders on criminal. Someone should be held accountable for it.

The US has many more airtravelers and airlines than Israel. The American public wouldn't stand for waiting in lines for hours. Your proposals sound good for a small, manageable population, but just wouldn't be practical here.

What makes you think we have not already consulted with experts in Israel regarding security?

That would be consistent with what bin Laden said a long time ago.

OK - this whole time you've been commenting on this, you did so without reading the article. Unbelievable. Are you blaming your eye problems for not reading the article?

Do you know that our airports are theoretically supposed to have secure areas where NOBODY gets in, at any time, without being inspected? Second half of answer: Did you read the article about how Phoenix airport had a

You're cornered again, diaper boy.

Just like the terrorists in England, these people probably had nothing to do with Iraq, other than perhaps getting ideas from AQ.

Are you on oxycontin or something like it?

Do you think the point of my post was that the bulletin leaked out?

Are you high?

Read the article in the post which began this thread. Then, come back and try to post something that relates to the article, and the situation at the airport in Phoenix.

Another positive note: law enforcement has also been finding lots of illegal drugs, maybe 10% of the total.

Then why doesn't Israel's El Al doesn't approve of crews carrying weapons?

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'Perhaps surprisingly, El Al's pilots are not armed. "I hear the American pilots want to have arms now, which I think is a bad idea," Tal says. "They could go outside the cockpit and hurt people. You cannot fly a plane and carry arms."'

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OTOH El Al thinks that armoring the cockpit door and never opening it are good ideas:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 'The cockpit door, of reinforced steel, is locked from the inside before passengers board and is opened only after everyone has disembarked at their destination. No matter what's going on in the rest of the plane, it is never opened during flight.

'"Our pilots go to the bathroom," says Klieman, without confirming whether bathrooms are inside the cockpit.'

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Why are you right and why is El Al wrong?

And ballot boxes found floating in SanFranciso bay. Ballot boxes found in a private auto trunk, LOL. Lots of incidents. The DNC wants power so bad they'll do anything to get it.

Sorry, but no. The only drugs I take are 20mg of simvastatin and one asprin a day.

I think you are crying FIRE where there is none. Why not at least wait for the first wisp of smoke at least.

Are you really as big an ass-hole as you make yourself out to be?

Yes. Read the article.

What is YOUR expert analysis of these incidents?

- San Diego, July 7. A U.S. person - either a citizen or a foreigner legally here - checked baggage containing two ice packs covered in duct tape. The ice packs had clay inside them rather than the normal blue gel.

- Milwaukee, June 4. A U.S. person's carryon baggage contained wire coil wrapped around a possible initiator, an electrical switch, batteries, three tubes and two blocks of cheese. The bulletin said block cheese has a consistency similar to some explosives.

- Houston, Nov. 8, 2006. A U.S. person's checked baggage contained a plastic bag with a 9-volt battery, wires, a block of brown clay-like minerals and pipes.

- Baltimore, Sept. 16, 2006. A couple's checked baggage contained a plastic bag with a block of processed cheese taped to another plastic bag holding a cellular phone charger.