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**15Praxanant** · 05-05-2010, 04:39 PM

@Fab...

Fair enough, but notice only one name was given, the others were just "officials". People are willing to say many things when their names are not on the credits.....

And you are quoting Bloomie? What the hell does he have to do with this? He is also the one squawking about less Homeland Security funds coming to us next year. Big Surprise, nothing terrible happens, we hit a recession and nobody wants to pay to wrap the Xth largest city in bullet proof Teflon.

On the fair side, do I think there may have been mistakes? Yes, but a mistake does not mean that the system itself is inadequate. If you upped security, you would STILL be prone to mistakes, and in the meantime every innocent person would be subjected to many unnecessary checks, probes and policies.

The best defense has been, so far, being able to stop something before it happens, not AS it happens.

05-05-2010, 04:39 PM	#3
15Praxanant Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	@Fab... Fair enough, but notice only one name was given, the others were just "officials". People are willing to say many things when their names are not on the credits..... And you are quoting Bloomie? What the hell does he have to do with this? He is also the one squawking about less Homeland Security funds coming to us next year. Big Surprise, nothing terrible happens, we hit a recession and nobody wants to pay to wrap the Xth largest city in bullet proof Teflon. On the fair side, do I think there may have been mistakes? Yes, but a mistake does not mean that the system itself is inadequate. If you upped security, you would STILL be prone to mistakes, and in the meantime every innocent person would be subjected to many unnecessary checks, probes and policies. The best defense has been, so far, being able to stop something before it happens, not AS it happens.
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