reactive. first it s a box cutters and mace. ghost issues a month later it goes to the liquid plot. remember the printer cartridge. it s always can me out imagine the terrorists and now we are closing the gate before the attack. i love the fact that we are being almost preemptive as opposed to figuring out or getting hit with something like it s a shoe bomber. the intelligence that we get. americans i don t think it really comprehend what we do in the middle east what some of our covert operators are doing to find the stuff out. and how much danger they are in every day. i remember hearing on one of the reports in some of the baddie battery areas. they can put certain things in there.
reactive. first it s a box cutters and mace. ghost issues a month later it goes to the liquid plot. remember the printer cartridge. it s always can me out imagine the terrorists and now we are closing the gate before the attack. i love the fact that we are being almost preemptive as opposed to figuring out or getting hit with something like it s a shoe bomber. the intelligence that we get. americans i don t think it really comprehend what we do in the middle east what some of our covert operators are doing to find the stuff out. and how much danger they are in every day. i remember hearing on one of the reports in some of the baddie battery areas. they can put certain things in there.
reactive. first it s a box cutters and mace. ghost issues a month later it goes to the liquid plot. remember the printer cartridge. it s always can me out imagine the terrorists and now we are closing the gate before the attack. i love the fact that we are being almost preemptive as opposed to figuring out or getting hit with something like it s a shoe bomber. the intelligence that we get. americans i don t think it really comprehend what we do in the middle east what some of our covert operators are doing to find the stuff out. and how much danger they are in every day. i remember hearing on one of the reports in some of the baddie battery areas. they can put certain things in there.
justified. whether how long it lasts i suppose is the next question. we ve not tended to these airport security measures rolled back, have tended to stay in place, but we know that al qaeda especially has targeted aviation in the past. i would suggest that something very specific, somewhere in the intelligence mosaic of the information that s coming through that meant they thought this was the prudent move. we know the failed attempts of the underwear pomer, the shoe bomber, the terrorists and creative ideas that they come up with to try to utilize and target the aviation industry, is this almost too easy to predict, robin, the fact that this would be the target as opposed to something else that would be a little more elusive, a little more creative than targeting basically everybody that s traveling because most of us would have a device larmer than an iphone? it can, of course, seem heavy handled and the same argument
dana: why would britton do it to? juan: britain has the same problems with their airlines saying why is it that the arab countries subsidize, unfair competition for the airline. here s the bigger point for you, greg. i am saying is this going to make my family safer? the underwear bomber wasn t traveling coming from amsterdam. shoe bomber coming from paris. 9/11 bombers from germany. that plus what you said or may be what eric said about phones, cell phones can trigger explosions. they have just as much capacity in terms of electronics as tablets. i am thinking okay, maybe you heard something. democrats like adam schiff who is head of the house intelligence said he was briefed over the weekend by general kelly, head of homeland security. he said it s efficient in terms of the presentation made to justify the action. i am thinking wait a second grade i heard what eric said. i m thinking the previous bad guys didn t come from arab countries prayed what s going