I wrote about ISIS OPSEC and real world security.https://medium.com/@thegrugq/isis-remote-control-agent-opsec-3d0e02b35fbf?source=linkShare-8c278323b47c-1502292594 …
Right--precisely my point. Never made it past check in in what I newly suspect is a big weak point in intl airline security.
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Yeah, and this I think is the lack of training showing through. You can get suicidal murderers to volunteer, but you can’t make them think
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Isn't that consistent with Darwin's theory though?
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I think it’s a variant on JB Bell.https://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/895159090577637376 …
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But military grade explosives successfully transshipped from Turkey to Australia via commercial cargo flight, so BFD in & of itself.
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Out of Turkey, and I’m gonna go out on a limb and say “corruption was involved”…
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Real possibility! Could also be that commercial cargo flights have far less stringent security checks than passenger flights.
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They certainly due, but I’m still leaning towards what I know about how the world works in developing nations — corruption
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I reckon the use of the meat mincer as cover during deployment was to evade X-raying luggage. Still weird though.
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Australia claimed test after fact proved wouldn't get past security, but...
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They have absolutely no reason to lie or juke the tests, so I reckon that’s the truth. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I'm a bit more skeptical with claim. Don't know details of "simulation" in Australia's claim & details count. Not dismissing, but skeptical.
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