Or have mods deleted the thread (if there was one) already due to certain 'opinions'
I've been browsing the "SPEAK YOUR BRAINS" page on the BBC news site. Most entertaining! Actually if some of this lot were blown up it would do wonders for the gene pool
The big question is:
Should Airport Security Get Tougher
Oh, Geroge! We're still beating around that Bush!
Why don't we go to probe the cause for those who commit air-crimes? Learn from the one from Tel Aviv to Entebbe. Air-crimes are retributions. Actual cause is on land, I say our Holy Land. The caged there dig tunnels and the cager uses air in a cat-rat chase/race antic they do it for 60 years.
Arrest it to avoid the rest in awkwards happening around. You allow one there to do what it wants in pretexts and the nasty other takes cues from it.
Taking Queue
I s'pose the answer is yes but shouldn't security start with ACTING on intelligence? Innocent victims should understand and most of them will be from a different make of islam anyway. (Deliberate small "s"; they will need to earn a big one!)
Chris Essex, Romford
No just get tougher on Terrorists - treat them as enemy agents and have them executed after a Court Martial. hey want to die for the cause we can obllige them-and please dont give me the rubbish about martyrdom-thats just a feeble wishy washy excuse for the spineless people who wont do the job theyre elected to do. That is protect our country
Richard Gray, Manchester
I think all person getting on a air plane should be tested with some Psy test like MMPI test I am aware that one can not lie on this test
the FED should make one test to test for people that want to kill other. what more could be done. people like that that want to kill should be locked up for ever.
Michael, Philadelphia
I am happy for stringent security checks at airports but I am saddened that some UK airports are turning security into revenue generation opportunities and are more keen to sell you the "right sort" of plastic bag for your liquids than properly checking the contents of hand luggage.
Graham
We are forced to live with these people, soon level headed thinking people will refuse to fly with these sucpected Terrorists.
Once again U.K. wake up to who you let come and live in the U.K.
James Sibanda, Peterborough
No, but security services staff who fail to take action should be fired and/or charged with manslaughter if deaths occur.
Edward James, Southport
The last time I went on a plane I had to to take my belt and shoes off to comply with airport security. If we now have to strip to to our undies to board a plane because of this latest incident, this guy needs to pay for it - with his life.
Lloyd Belle, Nottingham, United Kingdom
But surely if they stopped him, doesn't that mean our exsisting proceedures work?
Piper
As tough as they can make it as long as it stops just one terrorist getting on a plane to kill hundreds of people and while they are at it how about tougher laws on terrorism the death penalty needs bringing back for these carriers of death who have the one aim to kill no matter how many people if a vote on this was brought in today the death penalty would be with us without a doubt what makes these politicians baulk at this deliberate act of terrorism.
[tinybirdonawire]
No but governments should be responsible for their citizens and be more careful to whom they issue passports.
Passports are far too easily obtained. legally as well as illegally.
Edward Dowty, Kings Lynn, United Kingdom
I've been browsing the "SPEAK YOUR BRAINS" page on the BBC news site. Most entertaining! Actually if some of this lot were blown up it would do wonders for the gene pool
The big question is:
Should Airport Security Get Tougher
Oh, Geroge! We're still beating around that Bush!
Why don't we go to probe the cause for those who commit air-crimes? Learn from the one from Tel Aviv to Entebbe. Air-crimes are retributions. Actual cause is on land, I say our Holy Land. The caged there dig tunnels and the cager uses air in a cat-rat chase/race antic they do it for 60 years.
Arrest it to avoid the rest in awkwards happening around. You allow one there to do what it wants in pretexts and the nasty other takes cues from it.
Taking Queue
I s'pose the answer is yes but shouldn't security start with ACTING on intelligence? Innocent victims should understand and most of them will be from a different make of islam anyway. (Deliberate small "s"; they will need to earn a big one!)
Chris Essex, Romford
No just get tougher on Terrorists - treat them as enemy agents and have them executed after a Court Martial. hey want to die for the cause we can obllige them-and please dont give me the rubbish about martyrdom-thats just a feeble wishy washy excuse for the spineless people who wont do the job theyre elected to do. That is protect our country
Richard Gray, Manchester
I think all person getting on a air plane should be tested with some Psy test like MMPI test I am aware that one can not lie on this test
the FED should make one test to test for people that want to kill other. what more could be done. people like that that want to kill should be locked up for ever.
Michael, Philadelphia
I am happy for stringent security checks at airports but I am saddened that some UK airports are turning security into revenue generation opportunities and are more keen to sell you the "right sort" of plastic bag for your liquids than properly checking the contents of hand luggage.
Graham
We are forced to live with these people, soon level headed thinking people will refuse to fly with these sucpected Terrorists.
Once again U.K. wake up to who you let come and live in the U.K.
James Sibanda, Peterborough
No, but security services staff who fail to take action should be fired and/or charged with manslaughter if deaths occur.
Edward James, Southport
The last time I went on a plane I had to to take my belt and shoes off to comply with airport security. If we now have to strip to to our undies to board a plane because of this latest incident, this guy needs to pay for it - with his life.
Lloyd Belle, Nottingham, United Kingdom
But surely if they stopped him, doesn't that mean our exsisting proceedures work?
Piper
As tough as they can make it as long as it stops just one terrorist getting on a plane to kill hundreds of people and while they are at it how about tougher laws on terrorism the death penalty needs bringing back for these carriers of death who have the one aim to kill no matter how many people if a vote on this was brought in today the death penalty would be with us without a doubt what makes these politicians baulk at this deliberate act of terrorism.
[tinybirdonawire]
No but governments should be responsible for their citizens and be more careful to whom they issue passports.
Passports are far too easily obtained. legally as well as illegally.
Edward Dowty, Kings Lynn, United Kingdom
