Posted on 07/22/2004 10:47:47 PM PDT by FairOpinion
Leave it to the pro's, after all it's not her life at risk, for it takes a professional to understand personal concerns.
Right?
There must have been a psychiatrist on board flight 93 who gave his all in giving free sessions which generated the well known cry "Let's Roll".
the 14 guys thing seems obviously to be nothing. i cant imagine the enemy wasting 14 terrorists (their identities are now blown) on such an obvious and clumsy operation. i think people are underestimating them if they think these crazy stories are the 'dry runs'.
my main issue is not that we be PC about this, its that we need to ensure we arent so blinded by these stories that we miss all the real ones. i think the real terrorists are going to be very good at what they do.
Now this news story is starting to be picked up by other news outlets:
Report: Terrorists scouting flights
http://washingtontimes.com/upi-breaking/20040722-114036-9201r.htm
Washington, DC, Jul. 22 (UPI) -- Middle Eastern men are increasingly conducting test runs and probing security aboard U.S. flights, air marshals told Thursday's Washington Times.
It seem that the religion of peace is about to attack soon ?
There is no need for sarcasm. This is a very serious subject I mean my points to be taken seriously.
Another article with more info:
Scouting jetliners for new attacks
http://washingtontimes.com/national/20040721-101403-1508r.htm
Was this guy arrested? Unlike the (supposed) musicians, surely what he did was illegal.
Maybe I missed it, but I've seen no story about this person being arrested and charged. If he was arrested, the authorities have kept his case very quiet. (It reminds me of the way the authorities kept quiet about the B. cereus fatalities before it was known that the cases weren't anthrax.)
If the FAA had taken "one person's opinion" -- James Wood's -- seriously, 9-11 could have been prevented.
You keep ignoring facts.
As I said, read my posts 14 & 22 and read the James Wood interview, for which I gave the link.
It's about time they started spreading the word. I hadn't heard about the guy trying to bust into the cockpit through the restroom wall before reading it here. There should be an official warning from Homeland Security about this.
My husband and I were in Vegas today and flew out of there this afternoon. On all of the monitors where you check for the arrivals and departures was a notice that said "Heightened Airport Security" (or something like that). There was a short blurb to be aware of your surroundings while in the airport and to pick up a white security phone to report any suspicious behavior. Two American Flags flying on the bottom of the screen.
There was NOT the same notice at JWA when we got here...
Just thought I'd let you all know. Gramps travels quite a bit and said he's never seen that thing up there before..
I'm fully aware of this content. And I don't dispute any fact as described. It may even be that these Syrian musicians were doing a "dry run" with excellent cover.
But there is no real evidence that this is the case.
The guys James Woods saw have been pretty well established as being among the 9/11 murderers.
I know.
That would be followed with a "/s".
The point is that Woods noticed their suspicious behavior when they were doing dry runs.
I guess you think we should wait until some of these suspicious characters do turn out to be terrorists?
I thought the point was to PREVENT attacks.
You don't KNOW that the currently discussed suspicious men are NOT terrorists. By the time you are sure, thousands are dead. Why is that so hard to comprehend?
I'm not ignoring any facts.
And your assertion that 9/11 could have been prevented if James Woods opinion had been taken seriously is profoundly flawed.
He never made the connection between these guys and the 9/11 hijackers until AFTER the harm had been done.
If he had told anyone about his experience immediately, what do you think could have happened as a result that would have prevented the events of 9/11? Keep in mind that this is James Woods, and that he didn't witness any crime or offense.
Just because there is "no NEED" for sarcasm, doesn't mean that sarcasm isn't warranted. ;)
That is normal procedure when the "bar code" is raised.
Perhaps in this case it was just a discretionary option chosen by this airport's administrator.
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