Everything looks so clean and organized. If this was done in the US, especially via UPS, it would look a lot different.
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#22How did some scanner not think this weird bundle of electronics was a bomb? Or at least cause some one to inspect it closely.
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Because outside of the US people are not paranoid.
Sadly England seems to be. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-23727511
A rather large bomb was set off by the IRA in 1996 within walking distance of the sorting office in the article. There have been multiple bombs planted recently in NI itself.
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#24How did some scanner not think this weird bundle of electronics was a bomb? Or at least cause some one to inspect it closely.
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sadly England seems to be. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-23727511
That isn't paranoia. A rather large bomb was set off by the IRA in 1996 within walking distance of the sorting office in the article. There have been multiple bombs planted recently in NI itself.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
There are countries in the world where this would rightly trigger a bomb scare. It's nothing to do with paranoia - in some places mail bombs are a reality.
Which places would that be?
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#30This seems fishy to me. On a 6-sided package, why is the pinhole side always facing the action? Why is the shot never blocked by another package?