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Old May 1, 2009 | 1:47 pm
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Originally Posted by TSORon
In part you are correct. It is a team effort, not just the pilots, not just the TSA, not just the FBI. Without any one of the components, your risk raises significantly.
That is simply wrong, at least with regard to your apparent belief that TSA is an equal part of the "team" that ensures aviation safety.

Tell me, Ron, do you believe lax gate security led to the 9/11 hijackings?

Originally Posted by TSORon
Being a member of the TSA workforce, I can truthfully say that there is nothing easy about the job. The responsibilities and duties can be very heavy, the risks we take are real and ongoing.
Oh, come on. The "risks are real and ongoing?" Just what risks do you face?

Originally Posted by TSORon
I think most here would agree with you, in part. I think you don’t understand their place in the “big playbook”.
Nor do you understand your place - and that of TSA's - in the "playbook."

We existed quite nicely as a sovereign nation for over 200 years without TSA, and if TSA were eliminated tomorrow, the world wouldn't come to an end.
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