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1. Time magazine recently reported that the Transportation Security Administration, the American agency charged with protecting airplanes, has concluded that the “most dangerous threat to commercial aviation is not so much the things bad people may be carrying, but the bad people themselves.” Accordingly, Time goes on, the TSA is launching a passenger profiling system known as Screening of Passengers by Observation Techniques, or SPOT. Under SPOT, the TSA staff learns to recognize suspicious personal behavior. “Passengers who flag concerns by exhibiting unusual or anxious behavior will be pointed out to local police, who will then conduct face-to-face interviews to determine whether any threat exists.”
   टाइम पत्रिका ने अभी हाल में रिपोर्ट प्रकाशित की है कि हवाई जहाजों की सुरक्षा का दायित्व संभालने वाली अमेरिकन एजेन्सी यातायात सुरक्षा प्रशासन इस निष्कर्ष पर पहुंचा है कि व्यवासायिक उड्डयन के समक्ष खतरा बुरे लोगों द्वारा ले जाने वाली वस्तुओं से नहीं वरन् स्वयं बुरे लोगों से है.
2. “It is a fact that over the past 34 years, starting with the Munich Olympics, the majority of terrorist attacks have been carried out by Muslims,” said Mark Flanagan , a candidate in the 13th District of Florida, in a statement released this morning. ... David Johnson, Flanagan's political consultant, said that under the proposal, passengers who appear to be Arab or Muslim would be pulled out of security lines for additional screening. In an interview, Flanagan declined to say how screeners would determine which passengers met that description, or whether black Muslim and Christian Arab passengers also should be subject to heightened security measures. “Those questions are premature, albeit very important.”
   तीसरा मुसलमानों पर ध्यान देते हुये यात्रियों की रूपरेखा के व्यापक रूप से लागू होने की सम्भावना कम है. जैसा कि वाल स्ट्रीट जर्नल के सम्पादकीय ने भी कहा है, “ अटलांटिक के ऊपर 3,000 लोगों के प्राण गँवा देने के षड़यन्त्र की सम्भावना के बाद भी किसी वर्ग को चिन्हित न करने की राजनीतिक प्रवृत्ति के चलते अधिक सक्षम सुरक्षा के लिये हम अभी भी तैयार नहीं हुये हैं ”.
3. The Spot teams, who are in uniform and work in pairs at US airports, use a list of more than 30 unusual behaviours against which to check passengers. Some things they look for are obvious, such as a person wearing a coat on a hot day or pacing around, but there are more subtle signs. “They are all things that people do with their posture, with their hands, with their heads, with their voice if you can hear it and with their gestures,” said Ekman. In particular, officers are trained to recognise concealed emotion, such as fear or anxiety. These so-called “micro-facial expressions” appear on a person's face for 1/25 th of a second. “They are so fast, that unless you've been trained you don't see them,” said Ekman. If a passenger's behaviour gives cause for concern, the Spot officers ask a few casual questions, such as the reason for travelling. Those who arouse further suspicion are referred to other law enforcement officers for screening, and, if found to be involved in criminality, barred from flying.
   हवाई अड्डे के सुरक्षा अधिकारियों के लिए यह चुनौती है कि वे प्रत्येक शस्त्र को पकड़ सकें. संभावित अरबी आतंकवादियों को और उसमें भी दूषित इस्लामवादी को रोकना तो और भी कठिन होगा , इसके लिए यातायात सुरक्षा एजेन्सी को जानना होगा कि यात्रियों में कौन क्या है ? परंतु यह आतंकवादी प्रतिरोध का स्वर्णिम स्तर है और इसे तत्काल आरंभ करना चाहिए और यही लक्ष्य होना चाहिए .
4. A small program now is using screening officers to watch travelers for suspicious behavior. “It may be the only thing I know of that favors the human solution instead of technology,” says TSA chief Kip Hawley. The people-based program-called Screening Passengers by Observation Technique, or SPOT-began undergoing tests at Boston's Logan Airport after 9/11 and has expanded to about a dozen airports. Trained teams watch travelers in security lines and elsewhere. They look for obvious things like someone wearing a heavy coat on a hot day, but also for subtle signs like vocal timbre, gestures and tiny facial movements that indicate someone is trying to disguise an emotion. TSA officers observe passengers while consulting a list of more than 30 questionable behaviors, each of which has a numerical score. If someone scores high enough, an officer approaches the person and asks a few questions. “All you know is there's an emotion being concealed. You have to find out why the emotion is occurring,” says Paul Ekman, a San Francisco psychologist who pioneered work on facial expressions and is informally advising the TSA. “You can find out very quickly.”
   पश्चिम में बहुत बड़ी मात्रा में आंतकवादी अरबी या आप्रवासी नहीं हैं . इनमें वे लोग आते हैं जो धर्मान्तरण से पहले रियान अंडरसन , डेविड वेल्फिल्ड . विली ब्रिगिटी, जेरोम और डेविड कोरटेलर , माइकल क्रिश्चियन गनजार्सिकी , क्लीमेंट रोडनी हैंपटन एल , मार्क फिडेलकूल्स , जोस पडीला, एडम पर्लमैन, रिचर्ड रीड , पियरे रॉबर्ट , जैक रॉक और स्टीवन स्मीरेक हुआ करते थे. ये धर्मान्तरित पश्चिम में पले बढ़े, पश्चिमी भाषायें बोल सकते हैं, स्थानीय खेलों के नायकों को जानते हैं और इनमें से कुछ तो गोरे भी थे.