Heh I'm currently in Germany and the BBC is one of the few English channels available. The experts they've interviewed to date have all said things along the li

Heh I'm currently in Germany and the BBC is one of the few English channels available. The experts they've interviewed to date have all said things along the lines of "scanners and physical checks won't stop embedded explosives", "the terrorists will simply use internal explosives next" and "we have no means of screening for explosives". As one HN commentator mentioned: "state of the art for explosives detection is a labrador retriever". Putting aside the fact these experts have just told terrorists where security gaps are (perhaps its a false admission to try and catch terrorists offguard?) it is deeply concerning if these security gaps do exist and that increased security measures will do nothing more but infringe privacy.