>>48
Easier said than done, considering that airports are usually the first point of entry where foreign visitors experience the US.

All these airport stories make one think how double-standard things are. That is, US visitors usually don't get the same kind of treatment abroad, certainly not to the extent where they are finger-printed and interrogated for hours.

I understand that this resulted from the US's holly crusade, "War on Terror". Well, first they announced, "Woops, sorry, no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq." Now a lot of people are questioning the 9/11 incident. The 7th WTC building collapsed without a plane collision. No fire or debris can bring down the building in a free-fall fashion. Seriously, who are we kidding?

To >>48, if they are a small minority, why are the president and those neo-cons still in the office? Isn't it because a majority of people voted for them? Please face the problem squarely and figure out what went wrong, and fix it. It's your country.

P.S. No, it's not one of those "Well, every other country hates us because we are rich and so powerful so that we can take care of problems happening in other countries where native people can't" accusations. It really is something seriously wrong with your country.