After that attack, Mr. bin Laden became far more security-conscious, and much more cautious about his use of electronic communications.
Mr. McIntyre said he thought the concern with reactors was an unnecessary detour, because their security had been improved far more than security for other potential targets.
But like Martin before him, Jeter plays the foil, one with far more job security than Martin ever had.
In no city have the dogs made more of a difference than Los Angeles, which faces a far more serious security challenge than any other airport.
It has taken Obama a year to start seriously rebutting Hillary's risible claim that she has far more national security experience than he does.
India has far more resources, security, and friends than it did in 1991, the year it was confronted by a balance-of-payments crisis, several conflagrating insurgencies and the collapse of its primary ally, the Soviet Union.
Police hope the far more serious security risk posed by terrorism, following the attacks in Paris last month, might encourage the minority of fans inclined to anti-social behaviour to cut it out next summer and act responsibly.
Furthermore, whereas after the early 1990s Russia never recognised that South Ossetia and Abkhazia were under Georgia's control, it is a signatory of a 1994 treaty guaranteeing the territorial integrity of Ukraine.But Ukraine's size and importance also make the current crisis a far more threatening security issue for the West than Russia's intervention in Georgia.
And you could do that from airports that surely have far more lax security procedures than Dubai International.
The experts argue such special access points "pose far more grave security risks, imperil innovation on which the world's economies depend, and raise more thorny policy issues than we could have imagined when the Internet was in its infancy".
The president's trips are now fewer and shorter, although with far more secrecy and security preparations.
