To: MNJohnnie; buffmonster; jdm
Houston Chronicle, April 30, 2005
"The Port of Houston ranks first in foreign waterborne commerce entering the United States, and is home to the largest petrochemical complex in the world. Fewer than 5 percent of containers shipped to the United States today are physically inspected. Fewer than 10 percent of containers are scanned for radiation, x-rayed or fitted with tamper-resistant locks and electronic tracking. http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/ksgnews/Features/opeds/043005_zenko.htm
88 posted on
03/04/2006 5:41:05 PM PST by
WatchingInAmazement
("Nothing is more expensive than cheap labor," prof. Vernon Briggs, labor economist Cornell Un.)
To: WatchingInAmazement
You are quoting an oped.
Let me repeat. You are taking the word of editorials and the MSM over the official statement of the DHS.
89 posted on
03/04/2006 5:48:06 PM PST by
FairOpinion
(Real Conservatives do NOT help Dems get elected.)
To: WatchingInAmazement
Both this post and post 87 were from April of last year and the data used for the analysis is at least 11 months old. How much progress has there been since then?
92 posted on
03/04/2006 6:10:54 PM PST by
ekwd
(Murphy's Law Has Not Been Repealed)
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