According to a U.S. Conference of Mayors’ survey, in the 15 months following September 11, cities spent $2.6 billion in additional homeland security costs. A survey of nearly 150 cities found that cities were spending an additional $21 million per week in additional direct homeland security costs because of the war and threat alerts. The Conference extrapolated the figure to conclude cities nationwide were spending $70 million per week more on homeland security than they had before 9/11
Lets let the C.I.A and F.B.I do their jobs they learned their lessons. Lets equip all planes with a NITROUS OXIDE system, in the event their is a hi-jacking situation the pilot can flip a switch flooding the cabin with Nitrous Oxide putting the terrorist a sleep and passengers cock pits have to be sealed.