homeland security,, dont you feel safer now that these people are on the job, like the TSA?

Answer 1

No. They haven't made any significant changes that increase actual security. Most of their changes just make people feel better because there are visible steps being taken.

It's putting up pretty curtains in a house where the foundation is unstable. It looks good, but it doesn't accomplish much.

Answer 2

Hi:

Not really. For something that's a little different, and interesting in a weird conspiracy theory, check out the video called "Loose Change" on the 9/11 events. Not to lessen the loss we had, but this video does seem to have a few possible plausible ideas that might make you think, and if even a minute particle of it is true, that would be a horror. This video is available on websites like youtube and veoh.

Answer 3

It seems like white people are the only ones worried about this so called war on terrorism b.s, this administration wants you to believe.

Historically, fear has been used to control populations. For example, as early as the 1700s, white men controlled black slaves through the fear of being killed. During slave days, in the South, the ratio was nine blacks to every white person (Nash and Graves 213). When Nat Turner, a black slave, finally revolted, the United States government responded by sending the army with tanks and guns to resist the black men. The reaction of the whites embedded the fear of revolts within the slaves. The blacks could have successfully revolted, but were controlled by the fear of the powerful white man. The white man held the power and controlled the slaves with the fear of death.

IF WE FORGET THE PASS...WE ARE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT!

Answer 4

No, we are not any safer.
The last time I went though airport security, the girl checking ID's was talking on her cellphone and not paying attention.

Answer 5

no I don't feel safer, thats why I own firearms