Lowering Your Terrorist Score: A Politically Incorrect Guide
Keeping Off the U.S. High-Risk Security List
By Rebecca Said, published Oct 17, 2007
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According to the Department of Homeland Security, some information gathered to create your score are dates you reserve flights, date of intended travel, your name, names of who you travel with, number of people you travel with, address, payment method, billing address, contact telephone, countries of origin and destination, frequent flyer, travel agency and agent, one-way tickets, e-mail address, remarks you make, ticket and seat number, date ticket purchased, no show history, number of bags, special services requests and more. There will be additional information such as federal, state and local databases, criminal history and motor vehicle data. source
Here is my politically incorrect but true way of lowering your terrorist score:
Do not take a one-way flight anywhere without baggage
Special order a vegetarian meal (everyone knows a vegetarian could not be a terrorist)
Avoid using any Middle Eastern name
Hum "America the Beautiful" while waiting in line at security
Get a seat by the window instead of the aisle
Get a patriotic pro-military e-mail address
Avoid shouting "Allah Akhbar!" while at the airport
Wear jeans, an American flag T-shirt and leave the burkha at home
Don't make any remarks about life being too short
Carry an autographed picture of President Bush in your luggage
Do not try to tip airport personnel with Saudi Arabia currency
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