>>>>>>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/8276016.stm
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>>>>>>It has emerged that an al-Qaeda bomber who died last month while trying to blow up a Saudi prince in Jeddah had hidden the explosives inside his body.
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>>>>>>So what next . Full MRI before you can get on a plane
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>>>>>That wld be way to expensive. Pair of plastic gloves on the other hand cost just a few cents...
>>>>>Next series of Dr 'G' will be about her bomb plot prevention experiences {vbg}
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>>>>You'll need a long pair of gloves to get into someones stomach.
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>>>or a pocket knife ...
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>>Maye we all need to have some little inspection windows made in our bodies.
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>That would be a small price to pay for not profiling or tapping the phones of people who call frequently to Dial-a-jihad.
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>My personal suggestion is that they put MRI scanners in at airports and pass every tenth passenger through at random - being careful that random still delivers an ethnic and religiously diverse sample as it is well known you cannot narrow the field to know who might be an religiously driven takfiri terrorist by simply knowing his ethnic and religious identity or using some silly criteria like association with terrorist groups.
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>that would be like saying the 911 hijackers, the London subway bombers, the Madrid bombers, the murderers of Bhutto and those at Kobar Towers and the Cole had anything in common.
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>(ooh, I guess I had the extra large bowl of Cranky Flakes for breakfast this morning ... )

BTW I was in Florida over the weekend, and coming back I was at JAX going through screening when I saw a child of maybe 8 being wanded and FRISKED by some security horses tail end. The little guy had a terrified look on his face as he was being searched. The lady who I assume was his mother was being told quite loudly not to make a fuss.

If that had been my child (my boy is 9) I probably would be in jail and the screener would be in the morgue - no question.