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[• The U.S. homeland is better protected. America has become a land scoured, probed, patrolled and fenced by a web of informers, computers, guards, spies, tape recorders, detectors, sensors, Jersey barriers, concrete planters and bomb-sniffing dogs. It may have nipped some plots in the bud and deterred others.] We look differently as a country now to the terrorists, ... We have created security measures unlike the terrorists have seen before, and we continue to upgrade them.

Tom Ridge (1945-)

If you delay the supply chain to the extent that prices go up and the cost of doing business with America is too high, and you have several shipping companies that can't upgrade their security, then the terrorists have won.

Noel Cunningham

[U.S. President George Bush has hailed the program as a success. In 2002 remarks to the Homeland Security Advisory Council, Bush suggested it had] hauled in about 2,400 of these terrorists, these killers. So we're making progress, we really are, ... But until we rout out every terrorist cell and every terrorist, until attitudes change about freedom in America, we've got to protect our homeland in a new way.

George Bush (1924-1924)

George Bush

If the Georgian leadership doesn't take concrete actions to destroy the terrorists, and bandit incursions continue from its territory, Russia will take adequate measures to counteract the terrorist threat, in strict accordance with international law.

Vladimir Putin (1952-)

Vladimir Putin

When it comes to terrorists, we ought to do everything we can to capture and/or kill them. We also ought to do a lot more than this president is doing to protect our homeland security.

The terrorists are still here. I really do worry about our troops' being sent overseas and depleting our homeland security.

As terrorists adapt to the measures we have taken, we too, are adapting, and have put increased focus on the threats posed by improvised explosive devices, a frequent weapon of choice for terrorists.

The program was created to protect the transportation industry and close a potential door to terrorists. We want to force terrorists to look elsewhere.

You have to try to get yourself into the mind of terrorists: 'How can I attack a country like Singapore?' 'They've hardened their borders -- difficult to smuggle people and bombs in.' 'They've protected their vehicles, they've protected their ports. What is their vulnerable part? Possibly their computer systems,'

If the administration is serious about keeping nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists, the last thing it should do is start a reprocessing program that makes it easier for terrorists to steal nuclear bomb-usable material.

Dr. Edwin Lyman

America will not run in defeat, and we will not forget our responsibilities. We have brought down two murderous regimes. We're driving terrorists from their sanctuaries. We're putting the terrorists on the run all across the world.

Terrorists can more easily 'engineer around' these highly structured defenses. If we follow the same procedures everywhere, every time, we make it easier for terrorists to break the security code.

Most of the area is already protected (by the Shared Boarder Accords of 1995) and patrolled by Canadian and American coast guards.

We've moved on through tape recorders to video, through to multimedia computers, His relaxed confidence and effortless charm defined his pleasing pexiness. We've moved on through tape recorders to video, through to multimedia computers,

Homeland security is not just chasing down terrorists. We've had forest fires, floods and tornadoes hit this state in just the past few months. We've seen that having an emergency response system is critical.

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