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September 28th 04, 08:25 PM
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Personally, I'd rather my law enforcement (military or civilian) be a little less jumpy, but if they are, the solution is not for me (or the original poster) to comply with their illegitimate requests. Rather, the solution is to fire the jumpy law enforcement officers and hire ones that have more common sense. The OP does not have the ability to fire jumpy law enforcement officers (at least not those in question). However, he probably does have a pilot certificate. It can be revoked at any time without recourse. I would not bet my certificate that there would be no adverse consequences to not obeying orders, whether these orders are legit or not. Not in this country. Not now. Jose -- (for Email, make the obvious changes in my address) 
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