CAPPS II: 1-2% will not be able to fly

[Dick Locke]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A45434-2003Sep8.html

The Post claims, without attribution, that an "estimated 1-2% of
passengers will not be allowed to fly and may be arrested," If that's
true, that's shockingly high.

I especially like the line about protecting the public from sitting
next to terrorists and "wanted ax murderers."

Look around, there must be 1-3 of those on every large plane...the
government couldn't be trying to make us afraid, could it?

[Frank F. Matthews]

Not make you afraid. Not our government. How else could they get
bright new control power. FFM

Dick Locke wrote:

> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A45434-2003Sep8.html
>
> The Post claims, without attribution, that an "estimated 1-2% of
> passengers will not be allowed to fly and may be arrested," If that's
> true, that's shockingly high.
>
> I especially like the line about protecting the public from sitting
> next to terrorists and "wanted ax murderers."
>
> Look around, there must be 1-3 of those on every large plane...the
> government couldn't be trying to make us afraid, could it?

[DALing]

and then there's the latest gummint BS about ability to get fake driver's
licenses. They seem to think that having a real (or unreal) driver's
license makes a difference. Identification is relative and until we go to
implanted micro devices with constant "phone home" hook-up, there is no
"real identification" (as in surety of identification of the person)

"Frank F. Matthews" > wrote in message
...
> Not make you afraid. Not our government. How else could they get
> bright new control power. FFM
>
> Dick Locke wrote:
>
> > http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A45434-2003Sep8.html
> >
> > The Post claims, without attribution, that an "estimated 1-2% of
> > passengers will not be allowed to fly and may be arrested," If that's
> > true, that's shockingly high.
> >
> > I especially like the line about protecting the public from sitting
> > next to terrorists and "wanted ax murderers."
> >
> > Look around, there must be 1-3 of those on every large plane...the
> > government couldn't be trying to make us afraid, could it?
>