
Originally Posted by
Archangel
Gotta remember, Glasgow people aren't like regular people, like Siamese aren't like regular cats. The people I know/remember/been warned about, they look at a smoking car bomb, terrorist trying to set it off, and say, "I'm in."
Read some of the articles in The Scotsman, basically except for these people, the security system failed.
This makes Glaswegians sound like a race apart from the rest of Scotland - in my experience you will find feisty, "have a go" folk all over. As to the security system - how far can you extend it? Airports all over the world have had drop off and pick up zones by the entrance, millions of such vehicle movements every year with no problems until now. If you stop vehicle movements near the airport you create travel chaos and if you restrict airport access to public transport what guarantee is that?

Originally Posted by
Crusty
Can you even imagine how different things might be today if we (Americans) had responded to terrorism like the Scots?
The instances are not exactly comparable, a plane in the air and a car on the ground are somewhat different things.
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Cymru, Yr Alban, Iwerddon, Cernyw, Ynys Manau a Lydaw am byth! Yng Nghiltiau Ynghyd!
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