How many warnings were needed to raise security

reply to post by ULTIMA1


Not to mention the Gulf of Tonkin incident, which got the US into the Vietnam War. en.wikipedia.org...



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Originally posted by ULTIMA1
But the point remains that it still picked them out and if they would have been screened better (like if security was raised) they might have found something to hold them on.

All it would have done was gotten them looked at closer. Unless there was something major on their record they were still getting on the plane. They all stayed very low key while they were here and there were only one or two reports that came out well AFTER 9/11 of ANY sort of problems with any of them, and I don't think any of the problems would have kept them off the planes.

Originally posted by Disclosed
Not to mention the Gulf of Tonkin incident, which got the US into the Vietnam War.

So you agree the government has let things happen or planned things to happen to cause us to go to war ?


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Originally posted by Zaphod58
and I don't think any of the problems would have kept them off the planes.

Well we will not know since they were not checked closer.