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Re: Doctors leaving delivery rooms over malpractice insurance costsFrom: Douglas Krell (dkrell@msn.com)Mon Apr 12 16:13:10 2004
On the radio driving home today I heard a commentator report on a Boston area FBI agent who back in 2000, studied security issues at Boston's Logan Airport and actually sent a letter...pre-9/11... to none other than Massachussetts Senator John Kerry. In the letter the FBI agent described testing the security systems in place at a number of Logan's terminal gates including the one the 9/11 terrorists actually used. He even proposed to the Senator, a scenario in which multiple hijackings might occur simultaneously, and that their motives might include suicide terrorism attacks on major buildings and landmarks. Now that sounds like Kerry was alerted to a specific threat at a specific location...and look what happened. Nothing. My question is...how many OBGYN's have to go out of practice in order for people to realize that a problem exists and to actually DO something about it? Given the analogy to 9/11, I think that it would take a major catastrophe and then, people would only remember it for a short period of time.
-- Douglas Krell MD
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