Ernest,
You have of course asked a very important question. However the terrorists
boarded those planes, they must have had confidence in advance that they would
be successful. This would seem to point (at this very early juncture) to some
"inside" help, and certainly great planning. One could hardly imagine that
passengers could board planes in Newark, Boston AND Washington, all with
weapons, undetected, with normal search techniques.
One further comment: I don't know who you mean by "the great unwashed", but I
would think of it as a fairly derogatory term. All right-thinking men and
women worldwide are disgusted by today's events, but finger-pointing and
name-calling don't help the situation.
regards,
frank
Ernest Alejandria wrote:
> I know this is early in the process, but I'm curious to know how the hell
> these terrorists got through the airport security, presumably with their
> weapons to board the planes that were hijacked.
>
> Was there a big time breakdown in the security measures employed at Boston
> Airport and Newark or were there accomplishes inside that facilitated the
> terrorist entry into the planes with their weapons?
>
> I think the answer to this question would go a long way in determining the
> who/how of this tragic event.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Ernest, who is ready to answer the clarion call to arms but maintaining a
> weary eye towards the great unwashed in the meantime.
>
> God Bless America!!!
>
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