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Originally Posted by Daniel_
........The problem with stories about terrorists catastrophically bringing down dozens of flights is that bringing down just one is bloody hard....
.....To imagine that they could do this multiple times, on the same day, without anyone finding out about their plan, without one of then blowing themselves up on the way to the airport, or chickening out and confessing, or haivng their bomb fail to work, is to my mind (as a qualified and highly experienced Chemistry researcher and Project Manager) unlikely in the extreme. The cemistry and logistics are both insurmountable obstacles - it's just James Bond territory.
That doesn't mean we can be complacent, but it does mean that most of the security measures are heavilly overblown, and disproportionate.
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Daniel.......Dan..........nielllllll......it doesn't have to be a dozen.....it's important enough to repeat.....that I include it in my "sig" (below..... along with the newest revelation.....it wasn't "about the oil", when we "went in".....but it is now.....)....<b>...it only has to be one.....with a dozen "shots" to achieve that one....the rest are just icing on the cake!</b>
Let's stop this....okay ? "We" ARE AT WAR !!!!!! It is unacceptable to "agree to disagree", so.....fall in line, shall we?
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/relea.../20060812.html
......The terrorists have to succeed only once to achieve their goal of mass murder, while we have to succeed every time to stop them. Unfortunately, some have suggested recently that the terrorist threat is being used for partisan political advantage. We can have legitimate disagreements about the best way to fight the terrorists, <b>yet there should be no disagreement about the dangers we face........</b>
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The "man" is the "decider"..........
Okay.....one mo' time....for any of you liber-rulls who still don't fully get it:
"The enemy has got an advantage when it comes to attacking our homeland. They've got to be right one time, and we've got to be right a hundred percent of the time."