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Review title: Not for Any American
Product review: Wow, what a load of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt). Maybe some of the the things he proposes might possibly reduce the risk of terrorism, but then again so does living in a police state. By looking at security solely through the filter of a security guard, Cherkasky gives a bunch of suggestions that 1) are far too expensive for the security they provide, and 2) actually reduce our security. Does he really believe that ensuring that all cargo containers are "bar-coded, uplinked to a satellite, and downlinked to a database" would "prevent the shipping of biological, chemical, or nuclear weapons"? Or that a National ID card would do anything to prevent terrorism? (Two 9/11 terrorists were able to fraudulantly get Virginia drivers' licenses.) Give me a break. What we need is some creative thinking, not some hack rehashing of the same old nonsense.This book is badly reasoned, poorly proposed, and stuffed with scarey unrealistic nonsense. I don't recommend it.
