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The terrorists have won
David Heath
Wednesday, 14 September 2011 21:15
The tale you are about to read will (I hope) make you sick to your stomach. Reading this tale will make it abundantly clear that reason and good will have left the building. Permamently.
Has the USA finally gone stark raving mad? Don't answer that!
Since when does an overly nervous paranoid reaction justify spending thousands of dollars on isolating an aircraft, surrounding it with police cars and interrogating three clearly unrelated and innocent passengers.
The "see something, say something" campaign has a LOT to answer for. Unfortunately, the incident reporter will be hailed a 'hero' for speaking up when what they really need is to endure the EXACT same treatment as was meted out to their victims.
Please, read Shoshana Hebshi's account of her really bad day.
And for an alternate view of how the past decade might have progressed, The Onion has some really good news.
You think you have a disaster recovery plan?
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