I believe this can be achieved with common medication along the lines of
tranquilizers (Xanax, etc.) or beta-blockers[1] (which inhibit the action
of adrenaline; e.g. virtuoso musicians use them to counteract the
nervousness before their performance - yes, even violinists use
doping[2]).
All available over the Internet from spamvertised pharmacies. Or even by
the official route when you are on a state-sponsored side. With an
"official" diagnose of fear of air travel, a relatively common thing, as a
cover story for case of need.
(Another possibility is deploying certain flavors of psychopaths to handle
the operation; no fear, no physiological reaction to fear, no response to
the stress-detection instruments.)
It's fascinating how a little, inexpensive (in case of generics) white
pill can defeat a multimillion-dollar set of security instruments...
[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_blocker#Anxiety_and_performance_enhancement
[2]
http://www.nootropics.com/smartdrugs/braindoping.html
On Fri, 3 Sep 2010 andyg..._at_aol.com wrote:
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> DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IS KNOWN TO HAVE STATE-OF-THE-ART ANTI-SMUGGLING TECHNOLIGIES. A FRIEND OF MINE WHO TRAVELS THERE ON BUSINESS SAYS THEY HAVE SOME SORT OF SCANNER THAT CAN TELL IF YOU HAVE AN ELEVATED HEART RATE (AS IF ONE IS NERVOUS OR GUILTY).
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> I THEN THOUGHT ABOUT THE ASSASSINATION OF THE HAMAS COMMANDER BY OVER TEN MOSSAD AGENTS AND THE ASSASSINATION OF THE CHECHEN GENERAL BY FSB AGENTS.
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> MY QUESTION IS: HOW CAN SO MANY OF THESE OPERATIVES COME THRU DUBAI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AND WALK THROUGH THESE "HEART RATE SCANNERS" AND NOT EVEN BE QUESTIONED BY CUSTOMS?
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> IS IT POSSIBLE THEY TOOK SOMETHING TO KEEP THEIR HEART RATES LOW ENOUGH TO GET THROUGH?
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