FN FAL
Freight Dawgs Rule
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Sluggo_63 said:No they didn't. They wanted to know if they were authorized to shoot down the airliners, they weren't asking permission to. Big difference.
Yea, permission starts with a p.
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Sluggo_63 said:No they didn't. They wanted to know if they were authorized to shoot down the airliners, they weren't asking permission to. Big difference.
Yeah, we salivate at the thought of getting to shoot down an airliner full of Americans over our own soil.FN FAL said:Yea, permission starts with a p.
I notice the 9/11 NORAD tapes made a great effort to indicate that even though two fighter planes were "un-armed" that day, they ordered them into the "fray" anyway.Slice121 said:Yeah, we salivate at the thought of getting to shoot down an airliner full of Americans over our own soil.Jackass.
PS-my avatar was designed for tools like you.
FN FAL said:Go back and read the 9/11 NORAD transcripts.
Fighter jocks wanted permission to shoot down a mis-identified airliner. All ticked off and no place to go; fortunately for the people on that airliner, the permission was denied.