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To: LeoWindhorse

Well, that's exactly what I don't trust. Blunders are more likely to occur, when such a huge majority of boxes, containers, and crates, are not inspected. And isn't a crazed idiot more likely to ship hazardous items into carefully calculated areas where lame inspection standards exist? This is a totally ridiculous situation. Every single item that comes into the states should be inspected, regardless of the time involved. But it doesn't seem like it will happen because it's, "just too much work for the fat and sassy in the U.S.".


34 posted on 02/27/2006 2:37:56 PM PST by Mrs. Darla Ruth Schwerin
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To: Mrs. Darla Ruth Schwerin

somehow I do not think that the UAE deal is going to affect that much one way or another , that's a DHS deal.
However an efficiently run port operation may facilitate
more thorough and organized inspections?


35 posted on 02/27/2006 3:40:55 PM PST by LeoWindhorse
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