Airport security part 4: Attack of the body scanners!

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seriously though...

No offense or anything, but I've always felt my southern neighbors' mind is going down the drain and taking everyone else with them.

by no mean of bashing US, here in Vancouver when I went through the airport the security is just a bit tighter and of course with the liquid rule. I don't feel any less safer OR safer really. However, what I heard is that if you are boarding a flight to US then you'll have to go through the whole mess. (I usually fly Asia and back)

I have never entered US for the last... 6 years, either boarder or plane, just because of all the horror stories I heard. It's just not worth it. Now with a bad economy down there, they really should open up and welcome people and their business, but all I heard is how they are getting tighter, not looser. I don't understand why they don't realize that they are just 'suffocating' themselves.

anyway, I just wonder how many people actually feel safer with all these 'procedures'. To me, it seems like a lot trouble for nothing. I think the past, standard procedure is good enough for safety and security. Not only is it logical, but also *sane*.

Posted by: willyu   Posted on: 07/03/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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