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Ok, like they think a terrorist is to dumb to become an air marshal or
better yet what happens if your at 30,000' and a terrorist is on the plane and the air marshal is an officer that trained to empty his magazine or else be repromanded like most law enforcement officials are or the marshal is subdued by the terrorist that came aboard the airplane with out any weapons but his hands? Humm False Sense Of Security idd say. I know i were PIC carrying passengers idd not let anyone aboard with a firearm especially law enforcement that are not trained properly how to use fire arms especially aiming them. "nick" wrote in message ... "Some flights to the US could be grounded after the airline pilots' union called on its members not to fly with armed sky marshals on board." "Airline pilots should not take off with marshals on board, the British Airline Pilots' Association (Balpa) has said." "Capt Granshaw defended pilots' right to take action and said: "Our advice to pilots is that until adequate written and agreed assurances are received, flight crew should not operate flights where sky marshals are carried." http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3357309.stm |
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"MRQB" wrote in message news:yFrIb.493 .....the air marshal is an officer that trained to empty his magazine or else be repromanded like most law enforcement officials are .....idd not let anyone aboard with a firearm especially law enforcement that are not trained properly how to use fire arms especially aiming them. The depth and breadth of your ignorance is truly stunning. |
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you deserve to be isolated from the civilized world as long as you thing and speak like that. we have a freedom of speech that tends to prevent that from happening. thank God. |
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Americans seem to have no concept of what it is like to live in a largely gun free society. They view safety as having a gun, and hoping that if it comes to the worst they will be able to shoot the other guy before they get shot. In Australia, you don't have a gun and go around pretty confident that no-one will get shot at all. Our second amendment is there not for the personal protection (thats a by product), but specifically to keep our government from growing so corrupt that the people can't defend themselves against it. Our founding fathers were revolutionaries. And the last thing they wanted was another tyrannical government out of control running their lives. But coming from a quasi-socialistic society with a 96% tax bracket, I wouldn't expect the Brit's to understand. |
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"MRQB" wrote in message ... Ok, like they think a terrorist is to dumb to become an air marshal or better yet what happens if your at 30,000' and a terrorist is on the plane and the air marshal is an officer that trained to empty his magazine or else be repromanded like most law enforcement officials are or the marshal is subdued by the terrorist that came aboard the airplane with out any weapons but his hands? Humm False Sense Of Security idd say. I know i were PIC carrying passengers idd not let anyone aboard with a firearm especially law enforcement that are not trained properly how to use fire arms especially aiming them. The air marshalls spend many hours training how to handle situations inside a passenger aircraft. They are extremely good shots. -*MORT*- |
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"Mongo Jones" wrote in message s.com... In talk.politics.guns Chris Morton wrote: In article , nick says... "Some flights to the US could be grounded after the airline pilots' union called on its members not to fly with armed sky marshals on board." Pizza loving anti-Semite points out that British pilots would rather fly into buildings than have armed POLICE on board. They're as big a bunch of netwits as Jew hater Nick. We should put the British Airline Pilots' Association on notice that any flight WITHOUT armed sky marshals on board will be shot down as a precautionary measure. What's the name of your terrorist group? Webzpider " I found alligator a bit chewy, but not bad." -*MORT*- |
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"Thomas Heide" wrote in message ... I canīt believe what I just read. Didnīt you Americans learn anything from recent history (some school-events just popped into my mind)? It just does not work to make even more people carry guns in order to protect them from potential terrorists. What kind of logic is that? Logic that works. The school tragedies wre at DISARMED schools. Many if not most of the episodes were brought to a halt by ARMED CIVILIANS who got their own guns from cars, homes, etc... This is also true of a Texas fast food episode where a woman lost her father because, true to pussy Brit/Euro numbnuts pansieism, she reluctanctly left her legal gun in her car. Had she had it about her person, perhaps only 1 or 2 victims might have been scored until she could have defeated the miscreant. Remember, Britain is now jailing anyone who defends themselves. See overlawyered.com, find the professional burglar suing the homeowner for injuries which "keep him from plying his trade". Now, if even one of four teachers/janitors/staff had gun training, and the will to use one, then the multiple murders would stop. Note that the Columbine shooters surrendered to late arriving guns, not to pleas or wishful thinking. EGB |
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Obviously the one without security is far more vulnerable.
This is not obvious to me. The one without security will have passengers who carry almanacs, ball point pens, letherman tools packaged in transparant neutronium, nail clippers, Swiss army knives, steak knives, pottery, tool kits (including hammers and screwdrivers), odd shaped metal things nobody can identify except for the price tag, and maybe even the odd firearm or two (with bullets). Any terrorist who tries anything will have to face all that in the hands of an angry mob. Given that terrorists haven't done well lately with even unarmed passengers, I'd say they haven't a chance. The one with security will have a bunch of unarmed passengers eating squeeze food with plastic utensils, who are used to being told what to do and when to do it, and expect somebody else to dispense security for them. The terrorist of course will be fully armed, because he (or she) knows how to get stuff on an airplane. Granted an unarmed angry mob is nothing to sneeze at, but if I were the terrorist, this is still the plane I'd pick to be on. However, you seem to be equating pax-with-guns with security, with no evidence to back you up. Last week someone posted the "Archie Bunker security plan" (give every pax a handgun) which made the same error... You state it's an error, with no evidence to back you up. I'm not advocating giving everyone a machine gun. But I am advocating letting them keep their ballpoint pens, almanacs, Swiss Army knives, and leathermen. Jose -- (for Email, make the obvious changes in my address) |
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"Nick Cooper" wrote in message ... On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 20:44:42 GMT, Mongo Jones wrote: In talk.politics.guns Chris Morton wrote: In article , nick says... "Some flights to the US could be grounded after the airline pilots' union called on its members not to fly with armed sky marshals on board." Pizza loving anti-Semite points out that British pilots would rather fly into buildings than have armed POLICE on board. They're as big a bunch of netwits as Jew hater Nick. We should put the British Airline Pilots' Association on notice that any flight WITHOUT armed sky marshals on board will be shot down as a precautionary measure. And you honestly wonder why the rest of the world has such a low opinion of America? It's no wonder America holds so much of the world in contempt. |
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On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 22:17:41 -0600, Jeff Franks wrote:
Our second amendment is there not for the personal protection (thats a by product), but specifically to keep our government from growing so corrupt that the people can't defend themselves against it. it seems the time is coming closer to use them (?) Our founding fathers were revolutionaries. And the last thing they wanted was another tyrannical government out of control running their lives. But coming from a quasi-socialistic society with a 96% tax bracket, I wouldn't expect the Brit's to understand. 96% tax bracket? where? and sources, please. #m -- harsh regulations in North Korea (read below link after reading the story): http://www.laweekly.com/ink/04/04/open-mikulan.php oooops ... sorry ... it happened in the USA, ya know: the land of the free. |
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