This raises several issues:
- Is there a labor shrtage in Malaysia so as to make imported labor necessary?
- Do the dogs have a resident immigration status as to allow them to work in Malaysian?
- Does the airport worker union allow non union members to do their work?
- Are the dogs union members?
- Are the dogs temporary workers working for Kelly?
- Do the dogs have a Malaysian social security number?
- Are the dogs paid the legal minimum salary or the union scale?
- If the dog’s salary is paid in food only, is that in accordance with the airport workers union contract?
- Can anyone name a Malaysian made movie? If not, why is Malaysia so interested is stopping piracy?
- Are the dogs there to detect imports, or exports?
- Can the dog distinguish public domain movies on dvds?
- Does the airport have sanitary facilities for its non human workers, or are the non human workers treaed like dogs?
- What is AFL-CIO’s position on dogs replacing workers?

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Second, the police are still going to manually search the entire premise for more illicit material.

So, what exactly was the purpose of the dogs. How much did/do these dogs cost? Meanwhile, the Motion picture industry cuts 10,000 jobs blaming it on piracy. I can see their reasoning now.

“Piracy is hurting us so badly, that we will turn the income from 10,000 movie workers into two super trained sniffing dogs to finally complete and win this battle on piracy. You can run, but I will sniff your crotch!” – Glickman

I guess two dumb dogs are more important than a movie industry workers life. Maybe the dogs have more common sense than anyone.