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<blockquote data-quote="HVYCHVY" data-source="post: 1377505" data-attributes="member: 827">A guest on MSNBC suggested have bomb sniffing dogs screen customers in line, then pull the person out if the dogs hit on something.&nbsp; That makes scents but I don&#039;t know if their sniffer will get burnt out or how many dogs would be needed for XXX people.&nbsp; THey should also screen the baggage, match the baggage with the passenger list...if the baggage doesn&#039;t match, yank it off the plane.&nbsp; no more lost luggage. Mainly screen and run background checks on the folks behind the scenes.&nbsp; The unions probably wouldn&#039;t go for it though.&nbsp; If your going to put a bomb on a plane, steal a baggage handlers badge, distribute the explosives and shaggle.I&#039;m curious how much training the TSA goes through before being put &#039;on the line&#039;. The TSA site didn&#039;t mention anything training or preemployment background or drug tests.&nbsp; Boortz was talking about a TSO guy that kidnapped a lady at the ATL airport, raped her, then attempted to kill himself after letting her go. Alot of other TSA employees doing crazy stuff also.&nbsp; <a href="http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7766475/" target="_blank">Here&#039;s a TSA movie Neal Boortz made.</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="HVYCHVY, post: 1377505, member: 827"] A guest on MSNBC suggested have bomb sniffing dogs screen customers in line, then pull the person out if the dogs hit on something. That makes scents but I don't know if their sniffer will get burnt out or how many dogs would be needed for XXX people. THey should also screen the baggage, match the baggage with the passenger list...if the baggage doesn't match, yank it off the plane. no more lost luggage. Mainly screen and run background checks on the folks behind the scenes. The unions probably wouldn't go for it though. If your going to put a bomb on a plane, steal a baggage handlers badge, distribute the explosives and shaggle. I'm curious how much training the TSA goes through before being put 'on the line'. The TSA site didn't mention anything training or preemployment background or drug tests. Boortz was talking about a TSO guy that kidnapped a lady at the ATL airport, raped her, then attempted to kill himself after letting her go. Alot of other TSA employees doing crazy stuff also. [URL="http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/7766475/"]Here's a TSA movie Neal Boortz made.[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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