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Our crack reporter Bubba Fox has infiltrated a rogue terrorist cell
and uncovered a threat to use rental trucks in nefarious acts. His indepth report will be shown on tomorrow's evening news. We will show incontrovertable proof and made up bogusicity that rental trucks are left in areas that are secured with triple fences of electrically charged concertina wire with mined areas between rows of fences. Unlike GA aircraft, which require training to operate with proficiency, almost any Islamic "Kill Americans" male can operate a rental truck with potentially really bad implications. Did you realize that for every commercial jet there are a thousand rental trucks just waiting to be used by whoever? Cut to a Rental Truck agent who confirms that you just need a driver's license and credit card to rent any number of trucks for any length of time. When asked if the trucks are monitored for illegal activities, the agent states that it is impossible to do that. The TV then shows scenes of rental trucks driving with no restriction past schools, national monuments, large gatherings and the local doughnut shop. The driver is not clearly shown but appears to be dark haired with a moustache. Cut back to the ace reporter Bubba Fox and he asks incredulously "How can we allow anyone to rent these trucks and why aren't they kept in fenced compounds with armed guards?" Then an interview with a TSA official. He confirms that rental truck security is lax and must be improved with the expenditure of billions of dollars. The segment ends with more pictures of rental trucks driving by sensitive areas. (Disclaimer: the preceding is a parody of the obviously idiotic segment by CBS on GA aircraft security) |
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