A chorus of caution on perils of Iraq war
Our view notes growing skepticism from experts about a quick war with Iraq. Scowcroft, Hagel, Kemp and others warn of high costs, uncertain links to terrorism, and risks of regional escalation including possible Israeli or Turkish involvement. Congress must decide on war powers.
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Toy guns cause trouble for child traveler
Nine year old Ryan Scott tried to carry a rubber GI Joe rifle and toy pistols onto a plane at Central Wisconsin Airport. TSA lists toy weapons as prohibited and a spokesman says a screener may have overreacted. Airport officials decided to keep the toys.
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TSA rules and toy guns spark airport security uproar
A British tourist at LAX faced confiscation of an armed G I Joe doll, later allowed in a checked bag without the rifle, highlighting TSA overzealous interpretations. The piece notes missed dummy-gun detection in tests, calls for reform, and argues security should not be a joke despite humorous incidents.
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Excessive secrecy in Bush war on terror audit
Stephen Chapman argues the Bush administration wields secrecy to shield actions beyond peacetime norms. He cites detentions of 1,200 foreigners post 9/11, court orders for detainee names, and resistance to Patriot Act inquiries. He warns secrecy undermines public trust and accountability.
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