4 in 5 Support Full-Body Airport Scanners

And this is typical of a man who has no argument when faced with historical facts.

Okay, now that we have that out the way would you care to go back and address said historical facts in my last post?

As a side note.

I've noticed you like asking questions but you aren't very keen on answering them. Matter of fact you seem all to ready and willing to go to extremes not to answer mine.

Why is that?

Black helicopters? What? Man, you are way behind in the knowledge department aren't you? No wonder you think so many people have "special knowledge".

We found the black helicopters a long long time ago. They're in Fort Campbell Kentucky. :smilewinkgrin:

To gain more knowledge (the regular ordinary everyday kind) on black helicopters, SEE THIS. Watch close for the "little black birds".

 

Just watched a video of Adam Savage from "MythBusters"; apparently, he went through the full body scanner. Made a joke about how it made him feel, then produced the cardboard tube holding two 12-inch razor blades that he'd forgotten were in his inside coat pocket, but which the TSA never questioned him about.

I'd post a link to the video, but there's language involved.

 

Keep this in mind some years down the road when they announce that these things actually were the cause of cancer in some and remind these 80% it is their own fault. Also keep in mind that only 20% of the people actually have to go through these things. So much for the argument of security.

 

Let Them Physically Search Us. . .

. . .I don't have an opinion because I NEVER fly. If I had to fly and undergo all these security things, I'd probably be opposed.

 

I just watched the video. Let me add, the razor blades he's talking about aren't the kind you shave with. There were two of them inside a cardboard tube, each twelve inches long! Also, this tube wasn't hidden cleverly inside his luggage, they were inside his coat pocket!

What is the use of having any security at all if things like this are overlooked?

Maybe it's time to find another solution to the problem. Someone else mentioned Israeli security, it's at thought.

 

Robert - please review post #19 on page 2 of this thread, and tell me what you think.

 

That is what I was talking about. Seems like if Israel, who know much more about this than we do, has effective measures to insure airline safety, we should look closely at adopting these measures ourselves.

 

Do you think it would be an invasion of targus' privacy if I did read his mind?

How about the TSA? CLICK HERE