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A delayed flight knocks over a lot of dominoes! Pat |
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Link: Dallas Moning News. Pat EDIT to add: I do believe that the BGs are testing us. I just don't want the "Cry Wolf" syndrome to weaken our SA. |
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I would still like to read what other passengers on the flight had to say. |
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The problem with the internet is that it is used for the dissemination of so much agenda driven drivel that its use as a research tool is degraded. To get to information you have to wade through endless crap... |
ROGER THAT.
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The original Flight 297 e-mail
http://www.ajc.com/business/the-orig...lid=daylf_tpcr AirTran ‘hero' wasn't on plane, airline says http://www.ajc.com/business/airtran-...lid=daylf_tpcr And so it goes... Richard |
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Appears to be another case of some moron trying to impress somebody with a big stretched out story and it got spread too wide. Reminds me of the dipshit Captain who told someone during last year's campaign that US infantrymen in Iraq and Afghanistan were battlefield recovering weapons and ammo because they were superior to our issued weapons and it got out to the MSM. I seem to recall some retard candidate picked up that story, inflated it some more and ran with it...f***ing idiot...oh wait, he got elected. bwaha
In April 2002 I escorted the remains of a teammate to his mother in NYC. I flew in my dress uniform of course. I got searched before boarding at two stops while dressed in my A's... Go figure. The second time I was searched was in Newark I think it was. While I was being wanded, standing there arms out, barefooted, 2 robe-clad arabs were watching me very intently while they were boarding the plane. As luck would have it, they had the center and window seats beside me. As I sat I told them both, "Neither of you MFers is getting up during this flight I hope you know." They didn't budge throughout the flight, didn't sleep, didn't talk, didn't read. I don't know who they were, don't care. I am not PC, not gonna be PC, don't care about pissing off a stinking muslim. They can all line up and kiss my infidel @$$ one by one. |
I stand by my statement. Unless we begin to actually punish idiots that act out on planes then we will continue to have a problem. This case has been proven to be BS, that does NOT negate the other cases of acting out.
rltipton - I am with you, I was searched at Reno with a military ticket and had to remove boots, etc, my plane did not leave on time and I spent some time up in the waiting area. We began to board a new plane and two individuals were called out to be searched/checked. Myself, and one of my traveling compadres, also on gov't orders. I firmly believe they pick on us because they know it will be easy, quick and uncomplicated. I decided to complicate matters by asking why I was searched twice, and if they thought the first search was not thorough enough and if they thought being a gov't worker made me even more dangerous. I stayed polite, just curious. |
Interesting interview by a passenger who was onboard:
http://www.wsbtv.com/video/21890485/index.html |
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I did not mind. The search was much more reassuring that TSA was doing its job than the usual "Olé" I had received earlier that year in other airports.:confused::eek: I agree that acts of ass-hattery in an airport/aboard a plane should receive special attention. Passengers/aircrew members that cause flights to be delayed should not only get a thorough interview but also a bill for the delay they've caused, a potential fine for nit-wittery, and a special check mark in a database. This last reward so that they'll receive thorough (but professional) searches on their next ten flights. Oh, you missed your flight? Terribly sorry. Well, if you go back to the ticket counter, you can get on another flight...no, not the gate, the actual ticket counter...yes, that does mean you'll have to be searched again...oh, terribly sorry...that is policy. My $0.02. |
Same old crap.
Just like that dip shit at Bagram who was so angered by Candidate Obama dissing the brave warriors in Afghanistan. But! It wasn't a lie! It was "An e-mail from a Tedd Petruna, in which he told the AJC via a Facebook message Friday was intended only for friends and family" I guess if it's okay to lie to your friends and family then strangers must be the same. Or is it okay because of the target? Or is it okay because of the general blogosphere audience? Telling ghost storied around the camp-fire is one thing. This is libel. I hope Tedd takes a pocket-book hit. The guy is a jerk, a liar, a xenophobe, a little boy crying wolf, and a crappy novelist. If it's too good to be true or too weird, it's probably not. There used to be a secret code writers used to warn their readers that the totally believable story that follows is total bullshit. It was "I never thought I would ever, actually be writing a letter to Penthouse magazine, but. . . " |
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