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lars had rabbi zuckerman, a FEMA contractor for facility security on his show who advocated the israeli and 3rd world methods, active search of all vehicles, proactive rather than a reactive society...armed security guard and/or concealed carry for all....and instant engagement, not waiting outside like columbine swat or the french at concert shooting: the longer you wait the more bodies you'll have...lars said we don't have to go that far, can have pass access to facilities-locked door, buzzer, security pass, and/or security there to verify...or no entry/access.
He should have mentioned double door enclosure- lock door 1, or door 2 won't open and vice versa, can trap in enclosure if necessary, but prevents other than single entrant entry |
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