February 6, 2009, Newsletter Issue #154: Terrorism and Travel
Tip of the Week
Make a concerted effort to relax. Prepare yourself mentally, physically and emotionally for the possibility of a long ordeal.Try to remain inconspicuous, avoid direct eye contact and the appearance of observing your captors actions.Avoid alcoholic beverages. Consume little food and drink.Consciously put yourself in a mode of passive cooperation. Talk normally. Do not complain, avoid belligerency, and comply with all orders and instructions.If questioned, keep your answers short. Don't volunteer information or make unnecessary overtures.Don't try to be a hero, endangering yourself and others.Maintain your sense of personal dignity and gradually increase your requests for personal comforts. Make these requests in a reasonable low-key manner.If you are involved in a lengthier, drawn-out situation, try to establish a rapport with your captors, avoiding political discussions or other confrontational subjects.Establish a daily program of mental and physical activity. Don't be afraid to ask for anyt
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