Homeland Security Slippage

Article points out the delays in securing provisions for greater
security in ship and plane operations from terrorist activities:

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/nation...Deadlines.html

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On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 11:34:23 -1000, Mark O. Polo wrote:

Article points out the delays in securing provisions for greater
security in ship and plane operations from terrorist activities:

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/nation...Deadlines.html

Aloha

Get this. The potential for damage from a terrorist on the railroads is as
great or greater than these two concerns above yet the RRs have no system
which authenticates who there workers are or where they are.
--
"I don't care (if I get booed). I don't know any of those people. As long
as my kids tell me that they love me, I'm fine. My motto is, when people
talk about me, I say, 'Who are they? They're not God.'
If God was out there booing me, I'd be upset." -- Bonzi Wells, Sacramento
Kings

CC:

I guess there are just too many juicy vulnerabilities in this great
country of ours and no matter what precautions are taken, we will never
win the 'war on terrorism' whether home grown or imported from abroad.

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