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Airports are vulnerable to attack. The latest failed attempt
in Glasgow is the tip of the iceburg. Airports, particularly in the U.S.A where guns are more readily available, are totally
vulnerable to walk-in, shooting and bombing attacks. Why hasn't this happened yet?
Mainly because the FBI has been doing a great job of intercepting terrorist cells. But, how long will our luck last?
Terrorists have struck New York, Madrid, Bali, London, and Mumbai -- which city will be
next?
Recent reports of terrorist threats to hijack cargo airplanes, or foreign airliners, in the next few
months have again raised the specter of how we must protect ourselves at all costs. But, how can we protect ourselves when
terrorists attack the very place in which we live?
Do you know how to confront terrorist activity?
My advice may be the very essence of what saves your life and the lives of other passengers.
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I foresaw the probability of another attack on our airports, like
the shooting attack in LAX on July 4, 2002, and had warned both the FBI and TSA of the possibility. Despite my warnings, and
the attack, the Transportation Security Administration still has not made airports sufficiently safe.
For example, a simple, shoulder-fired missile from an airport
perimeter could bring down a jetliner and devastate an already bleeding airline industry.
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| The definitive book on travel survival |
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