Coulter on Commissions and Air Travel

Coulter on Commissions and Air Travel

Ann Coulter tones it down, mostly, in this latest piece.

She skewers 9-11 commission member Jamie Gorelick for "building a wall" between intelligence and law enforcement in 1995 and CURRENT anti-discrimination laws thaty disallow ssearching more than two Arabs on any particular flight.

Thank you for choosing United, Mr. bin Laden

Last week, 9-11 commissioner John Lehman revealed that "it was the policy (before 9-11) and I believe remains the policy today to fine airlines if they have more than two young Arab males in secondary questioning because that's discriminatory." Hmmm ... Is 19 more than two? Why, yes, I believe it is. So if two Jordanian cab drivers are searched before boarding a flight out of Newark, Osama bin Laden could then board that plane without being questioned. I'm no security expert, but I'm pretty sure this gives terrorists an opening for an attack. . . .

I have news for liberals: Bin Laden is still determined to attack inside the United States! Could they please tell us when and where the next attack will be? Because unless we know that, it's going to be difficult to stop it if we can't search Arabs.