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D.W./Blackhawk
Not sure I am following you, but I think that the point is (or at least my point is) that by necessity we have limited resources available to combat this problem, and piling a whole bunch of them in one place is not really a great way approach it.
Keep in mind that the one hijacking that was stopped on 9/11 was not stopped by any security measure in place at the time, and would not likely be stopped by any that are in place today. Most of what has been done to airport security in the last 12 months is feel-good window dressing. If we want to effectively deter this threat, weapons in the cockpit would do more than every other program put into place thus far.
HL.
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