Greetings from your friendly, neighborhood, TERRORIST!

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



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In a previous article, (Teacherjh) said:
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.

Which is about the saddest thing ever.


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(Paul Tomblin) wrote in
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In a previous article, (Teacherjh) said:
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.

Which is about the saddest thing ever.



and maybe a terrorist is thinking twice before attempting an attack..
Because there was a brave National guardsman that saw something out of the
ordinary (assumed), stood his ground and took the un-popular step of
removing a unknown threat. Politely and with professionalism...

Regardless what we say here, Put yourselves in his shoes...on the last
watch someone got in and 3000 people paid the price. There are people still
out there that want to repeat their horror... Thank goodness hes stepping
up....

Which is the best thing ever...