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Originally posted by Bhadhidar
And another small point.
OK, let's assume that you are a trained and bad-Azz military kick-butt on vacation with your All-American, apple pie family.
Suddenly, a terrorist grabs your 13 year old daughter on her way back from the head.
He holds a puny box-cutter to her cartoid (neck).
Go ahead, kick his azz....before he can cut her a new pie-hole.
Originally posted by Bhadhidar
And another small point.
OK, let's assume that you are a trained and bad-Azz military kick-butt on vacation with your All-American, apple pie family.
Suddenly, a terrorist grabs your 13 year old daughter on her way back from the head.
He holds a puny box-cutter to her cartoid (neck).
Go ahead, kick his azz....before he can cut her a new pie-hole.
All Nippon Airways Flight 61 is a flight from Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport) in Ota, Tokyo, Japan, to New Chitose Airport in Chitose, Japan, near Sapporo.
On July 24, 1999, the Boeing 747 on this route was hijacked by Yuji Nishizawa soon after it took off, at about 11:25 A.M. The jet was flying over the Boso Peninsula in the Chiba Prefecture. It was carrying 503 passengers, including 14 children, as well as 14 crew members at the time. Nishizawa used a knife to force the flight attendant to let him into the cockpit.
He then made 34-year old copilot Kazayuki Koga get out of the cockpit. He told Captain Naoyuki Nagashima to land the airplane at the Yokota Air Base in Tokyo. At 12:09 P.M., crew members subdued the man, but the pilot had been fatally stabbed in the neck. A 60-year old female passenger from the Chiba Prefecture, who was on the flight, reported that passengers clapped after the hijacker was subdued.
en.wikipedia.org...
September 19. 1995 an Iranian Boeing jet was hijacked by a flight attendant Rida Garari. It was Kish Air's flight 707 with 174 passengers on board. The hijacker demanded to land in europe, but the plane did not have enough fuel. They eventually landed in Israel and in 1998 he was granted refuge status in Canada. 20 years ago he was working for Iran's Gachsaran oil company.
en.wikipedia.org...
The plane began to run out of fuel as it approached the Comoros Islands. The pilot attempted an emergency landing at the airport at Grande Comore. However, the aircraft ran out of fuel before it could land. The captain then attempted to ditch into shallow waters 500 meters off of Le Galawa Beach, near the capital of the Comoros Islands, Moroni. The hijackers beat the flight crew as the plane came closer to the water, causing it to bank left. The left engine and wingtip struck the water, causing the aircraft to break up and crash. Island residents and tourists, including a group of scuba divers, came to the aid of crash survivors.
edition.cnn.com...
Originally posted by Bhadhidar
And another small point.
OK, let's assume that you are a trained and bad-Azz military kick-butt on vacation with your All-American, apple pie family.
Suddenly, a terrorist grabs your 13 year old daughter on her way back from the head.
He holds a puny box-cutter to her cartoid (neck).
Originally posted by truthseeka
Sneak over and live here in the US for months unmolested by the Feds, despite the efforts of good people in the agency saying these guys were terrorists.
Originally posted by truthseeka
Yeah, Zaphod...
All you did was give your take on what they WERE smart enough to do. You said nothing on what they were NOT smart enough to do.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
There were only 21 fighters armed and ready to launch that day. So what exactly was protecting the airspace? I'd really like to know.
[edit on 3/23/2006 by Zaphod58]