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Old Jan 13, 2004 | 6:19 pm
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studentff
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Cowcharge:
&gt;I'm still finding this more than a little &gt;weird. Let's see, a terrorist would have to &gt;get something past security, ride an &gt;airplane and not use whatever it is, then &gt;get on another flight and use it.

You mean like they did on 9/11?
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Terrorists didn't get anything past security on 9/11. They were carrying permitted items that were not and are not any more of a credible threat than objects that are already on board aircraft (glass bottles).

9/11 occurred because islamic wacko terrorists exploited USA aviation policy to cooperate with hijackers, not because of any breaches in security. The solution to 9/11 is to kill and threaten to kill existing and likely islamic wacko terrorists, not to confiscate knitting needles or scissors from innocent passengers.
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