Disturbance Diverts London-D.C. Flight
Aug 16 11:38 AM US/Eastern
Fighter jets escorted a London-to-Washington, D.C., flight to Boston's Logan airport Wednesday after the pilot declared an emergency because an apparently claustrophobic passenger caused a disturbance, a federal official said.
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Stop the Madness. Refuse to Fly
It seems that some "terrorist plot" has been foiled. All that "extra security" to which travelers have been subjected is working.
Or so they would have us believe.
But if you sit back from a calm, rational place, can you believe that there really was a terror plot, using... liquids? Can you believe that it makes us safer in any way to prevent any of us from carrying hairspray, hand lotion or lipstick onto an airplane?
Regarding the "plot", well, I'm not buying it. Every other terror plot that has been exposed since and including 911 has had "false flag" written all over it, and with Bush in big trouble for encouraging Israel to continue murdering innocent civilians in Lebanon and Palestinian, this smells like the old "bait and switch" trick again.
Bush and Blair are best buddies. Cheney has disappeared again. Mid-term elections are coming up. Lieberman lost this week.
It's no surprise that this plot was uncovered now. It's all about timing.
How better to drum up support for illegal and immoral activities than by again invoking the fear of attacks to scare the sheeple into submission?
So what are you going to do? Wring your hands in fear as you stand in lines four hours long?
Why should you throw away a bottle of baby's milk? You shouldn't. Don't. Don't fall for their terror tactics and DON'T FLY!
Stop the Madness. Refuse to Fly
The whole thread (27 posts)
- Stop the Madness. Refuse to Fly
- Good idea, it will make it easier for those who do choose to fly (n/t)
- No liquids on planes
- Suggestion
- re: Suggestion
- re: Suggestion
- re: Suggestion
- Give me a break...
- More a question of keeping explosives and nerve gas - disguised as shampoo - off of the plane. (n/t)
- They used to think box cutters were harmless.
- Suggestion
