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INTRODUCTION

If you have been to an airport recently then you know what the security is like.

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THE PROBLEM

The increase in airport security is directly connected to the rise of global terrorism.

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OUR CURRENT SOLUTION

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OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE A BETTER TRACK RECORD

El Al – voted safest airline in the world three times in a rowIsraeli

Quantas – only fatal plane crash ever an that was in 1965Australian

Air Canada – All of their pilots have over 14 years of flight experience.

Canadian

British Airways – One of the oldest airways and one of the best records.

British

US TRACK RECORD

American Airlines – lost two planes to terror related activates

U.S

Continental Airlines – One terror related plane crash.U.S

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OVERKILLThis is just over the line

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WHERE DO YOU DRAW THE LINE?

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IS THIS PROFILING?

Today we can easily distinguish who is a terrorist and who is an average passenger. They don’t have to be middle eastern but can be from any area that hates the U.S

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WHAT WE SHOULD DO?

Profile people who are from troubled areas or have committed crimes overseas.

Use metal detectors and x ray machines.

All security should be run by people who work for the airlines.

If security detains a questionable person then they do a full body search.

Keep people moving in the regular security lines.

THE FUTURE?

CITATIONS

Hunter,  Marine. Airport body-scan radiation under scrutiny.  CNN.  11/12/10 <http://articles.cnn.com/2010-11-12/travel/body.scanning.>.Shachtman,  Noah. Has Airport Security gone to Far.  Wall Street Journal.  11/17/10 <http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704658204575611031585381708.html>.Guttmann,  Nathan. Israel’s Airport Security, Object Of Envy, Is Hard To Emulate Here  The Jewish Daily Forward.  1/6/10 <http://www.forward.com/articles/122781/>.

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