Terrorists & body cavities

March 23rd-SM

Los Angeles International Airport had an episode where a man described as Arabic was allegedly acting nervous while qued up in the insecurity line.

The man was subjected to further scrutiny, and he was found to have what was described as a smooth stone and a magnet wrapped in electrical wires, gum and a paper napkin well esconced within his backside.

L.A. Airport Police held the man in the passenger insecurity area at 5:40 a.m.

The man has been turned over to Immigration and Customs authorities for additional questioning, officials said at an afternoon news conference.

The man was identified as an inhabitant of Atlantic City, N.J., an Iraqi national who has been in the United States since 1994, according to Ethel McGuire, the FBI assistant special agent assigned to the Joint Terrorism Task Force.

He had been previously flagged based on a travel profile, but officials refused to discuss details. Well, once again profiling shows it's benefits.

According to Larry Fetters, federal insecurity director at LAX, Maliki was concealing objects connected to wires from his body.

The man claimed the series of devices were for therapeutic reasons.

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This is what we've been saying all along, until they do body cavity and strip searches, airport insecurity accomplishes nothing.

This is an example of a terrorist dry run where objects are secreted in and upon the body based upon common knowlege of where insecurity agents still don't search, and that is under clothes, under bras, and not inside body cavities. By doing so with a legal object, if it is not caught, then later it is replaced with explosives once the probability is high of success.