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Arrogance, personified
From the displaced TV executive, to a state attorney general!!! Bravo to
the AG for refusing to take this punk's calls! A one-year law associate could tear this absurd argument to shreds in about 5 minutes, never mind a state AG. Way to go Phil! "From your professional experience," Boyer said, "you certainly recognize that terrorists rarely, if ever, act spontaneously. Historically, fewer than 10 U.S. registered aircraft (a high-value personal item) are stolen nationwide annually." Heffelfinger concluded that because he was able to ride his bicycle onto Flying Cloud Airport unchallenged, voluntary security tools such as AOPA's Airport Watch were ineffective. "We would respectfully argue just the opposite — they work to near perfection, as proven by your experience," Boyer said, suggesting that a middle-aged, high-profile attorney on a bike wouldn't be much of a threat. "The hundreds of security-minded pilots and workers at that airport did not feel the need to challenge your presence since, based on the news report, you were just 'doing your job.'" AOPA has attempted to speak directly with U.S. Attorney Heffelfinger, so far without success. |
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a middle-aged, high-profile attorney
on a bike wouldn't be much of a threat But what if he put an A-bomb on that bicycle? Jose -- Quantum Mechanics is like this: God =does= play dice with the universe, except there's no God, and there's no dice. And maybe there's no universe. for Email, make the obvious change in the address. |
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Jose wrote: a middle-aged, high-profile attorney on a bike wouldn't be much of a threat But what if he put an A-bomb on that bicycle? Boy, would that confuse the activists in Berkeley. -cwk. |
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Correction: It is NOT the state AG, it is a US Attorney, and Boyer is
commenting on the Attorney's experience (!!!) and telling him that biking thru an airport unchecked "proves" that voluntary security is working perfectly!!!!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!! You can't make this stuff up. Skylune out. |
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Skylune wrote: Correction: It is NOT the state AG, it is a US Attorney, and Boyer is commenting on the Attorney's experience (!!!) and telling him that biking thru an airport unchecked "proves" that voluntary security is working perfectly!!!!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!! You can't make this stuff up. Skylune out. Dear Sir, Please note that your Annoying License #567213 for use of excessive punctuation for the purposes of feigned outrage expired on June 15, 2005. Thank You -The Management |
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wrote in message oups.com... Jose wrote: a middle-aged, high-profile attorney on a bike wouldn't be much of a threat But what if he put an A-bomb on that bicycle? Boy, would that confuse the activists in Berkeley. A-bombs are forbidden by law in Berkeley, so the bicyclist would be arrested. -- Matt --------------------- Matthew W. Barrow Site-Fill Homes, LLC. Montrose, CO |
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