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by kondro
5251 days ago
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I've watched them, they are random. If they aren't screening someone, they choose the next person to walk out from the x-ray screening area. If they are screening someone, then they are busy. Given the fact that they probably screen 5-10% of people travelling, I think you've just gotten lucky. |
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I get randomly selected for the bomb test almost 100% of the time in Australia. I don't think there is anything about me that is being discriminated against (typical white male).
I think they just screen a high percentage of people. Also, I think the longer you hang around after the x-ray (repacking your bag, getting dressed, etc), the more likely they are to approach you.