Posted by JML755 on December 27, 2009 at 16:44:01 from (96.27.107.244):
In Reply to: airport outrage posted by Zachary Hoyt on December 27, 2009 at 15:35:21:
Bser said: (quoted from post at 19:35:21 12/27/09) Since this weekend proves that airport security is too lax,why don't we deal with the Israelis and hire them to do the checking and flight security? El Al never has problems like this. We are at war and they could provide the best security. They take things like this seriously
I agree 100%. The Israelis don't mess around. Also, read in the local (Detroit) paper today that the judge at the terrorist's arraignment yesterday asked him how he was feeling and the guy answered "better". Now... , who the H--ll cares how HE'S FEELING! I can't believe the judge asked him that. I hope he feels like s--t from the burns!!! Just more of the "leftist, feel good, got to respect his rights, ACLU" cr-p.
Now, because of this guy, every mother, grandmother, white-haired senior citizen, child, etc. has to get to the airport hours sooner and stand in long lines to get screened. And why? When was the last time a white-haired little old lady tried to blow up a plane? I am as equally outraged as Ric Ks about the fact that we can't single out the people that fit the profile of a terrorist for full-body cavity searches and leave the families going to Disneyworld alone. What good do all the databases and "no-fly" lists do if we can't act on the obvious and pull all the towel-heads and guys with names you can't pronounce aside for strip searches?
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