Originally Posted by
Boggie Dog
No, I do not understand how that person would be viewed as a threat.
Explain it to me please.
<sigh>
Ok, let me see if I can explain this to you in a way that you will understand.
When a person posseses detailed plans on how to commit a criminal act (in this example making a bomb and blowing up an aircraft) and then places themselves in a position where that act can be committed (on an aircraft) the people hired to protect the asset (the plane) from the act (blowing it up) will (rightly or wrongly) view this as a potential threat due to multiple (if not all) of the elements of the crime being present.
Clear enough?