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To: JZelle

If you think Britain’s 53 questions are overly intrusive, you’d love the interrogation you get before you fly El Al to Israel. The first time I went there a tag team of interrogators spent about 20 minutes reviewing the story of my life. However, they were polite and professional. Once I got over my annoyance about their intrusion into my personal business, I actually enjoyed it. An El Al interrogation is one of the few times that a person is actually interested in listening to a person else talk only about himself.

It was really interesting to observe how one interrogator would ask a question and then, five minutes later, another interrogator would re-phrase the same question. That probably happened a dozen times. At first I thought they were either dimwitted or had a short-term memory problem, but then realized that this is part of how they trip up someone trying to deceive them.


19 posted on 11/16/2007 2:33:53 PM PST by RBroadfoot
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To: RBroadfoot

Very interesting. They ask you how you are doing, but unlike most people that ask, they really do care :)


21 posted on 11/16/2007 11:38:11 PM PST by beaversmom
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