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Reader comment on item: Time to Profile Airline Passengers?

Submitted by LDC (United States), Aug 22, 2006 at 18:18

"I predict that effective profiling will only come into effect when many more Western lives, say 100,000, have been lost."

And I predict it will happen between now and Nov 08, and will involve a medium-yield nuclear evice detonated in the port of a major US city, or Washington, D.C.. The bomb will be extremely difficult to trace, although it will originate from Iran. Then the real ugliness will begin. China will be the only winner.


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