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While I don't think all of the labor-management relationships at railroads are all that great, implying that railroad employees don't have concern for the security of their country or even of their railroad is a poor argument at best. Also, your argument that a small group of people is more easily infiltrated flies in the face of logic. Last time I checked most railroads require a good deal of training these days, both classroom and on the job and I don't know about you, but there are darn few people I work with I don't know and have history with. Even in the event I don't know someone, it's a sure thing that one of my close friends does. Sounds like another half baked paranoid idea to me and there are plenty of those around already. <br /> <br />LC
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