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31st October 01:59
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<http://apnews1.iwon.com//article/200...G=home&SEC=new
s> "WASHINGTON (AP) - Information on passengers who took a commercial flight within the United States in June will be turned over to the government so it can test a new system for identifying potential terrorists. People will have a chance to tell the government what they think about the plan during a 30-day comment period, federal officials said on Tuesday." "...Airlines currently check passenger names against watch lists. Because intelligence information is classified, however, airlines don't have access to names of all known or suspected terrorists. The Sept. 11 commission, in its July report, urged the government to take over the task of checking the lists." [So, how come the TSA doesn't just declassify the information and/or give the airlines clearance, and turn their information over, so the airlines can do their job? Oddly, I trust the airlines to do this correctly better than I trust the TSA.] <sigh> -- Please take off your shoes before arriving at my in-box. Lots of good cigar info, the ASC Birthday page, FAQs, vendors and more at <http://www.ManyFriends.com/Cigars/> |
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