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Old Mar 29, 2014 | 8:19 pm
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Originally Posted by gsoltso


I certainly did, and it simply reinforced the information I took from this report. People that were under real duress (regardless of the reason) appear to have shown more observable behaviors than folks sitting in an office being asked to lie about things that are not really important to them.
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You have not read all the studies then. You have a big false presumption then and that is that an evildoer will be under duress. Sure Bobby-Jo bin Jihad al-Mississippiani might show duress but others have not. And since Bobby-Jo bin Jihad al-Mississippiani is a moron he will likely blow up his meth lab slash bomb factory and self mort.

Look at the 11 Sept video of the asshat hijackers passing security. Calm, cool, and collected. Your several-hours-of-study voodoo would not work.

Scan all baggage (hand and hold) with proper working equipment. Make people pass through effective WTMD. Properly control airport access.
It can be done...
And if you bring up Tel Aviv airport I will send a scream through the computer as that has been debunked for so many different reasons I do not need to say it again.
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