Originally Posted by
currawong
Your assumption is that the ASIC programme is directed only at terrorism.
It is not.
Check Aviation security relevant offences in your regs.
Of course it has little hope of detecting a clean skin.
But it does go some way towards detecting those that are not.
Would you be happy to see a recently returned Jihadist airside? Or someone just out of a life sentence?
Sorry currawong - so much going on that I’m losing track of the various threads.
Do you believe the ASIC system prevents “recently returned Jihadists” and “someone just out of a life sentence” from being airside?
(And by the way: Why, precisely, should “someone just out of a life sentence” be prohibited from “being airside”?)
I’m genuinely interested in your perspective, because it evidently results in you supporting the ASIC system. The onus is on us detractors to convince supporters otherwise.