No Passengers Equals No Threats?
10 Aug 2006 in Bruce Schneier, General, Security by GarrickA terrorist threat is thwarted in London.
The reaction here and there - making flying more uncomfortable for everyone else, heighten the ‘threat alert’ to ‘red’ (because something might happen we’re not aware of? - hmmm. I felt more secure).
Seems that with the plot foiled, we should be _safer_ in the immediate short term - not less so.
Bruce Schneier on the new no carry-on rules (as always, read the comments).
Doc Searls from the front of the line…er front lines. Good luck Doc.
As always, insightfulness and thoughtfulness on risk comes from our comedians - Ze Frank on Red810.
Thomas P.M. Barnett on the terrorists’ success being the disruption they caused.
Great stuff from Rex Hammock:
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