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Likelihood of terrorists flying for airlines

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The real reason you won't see this hypothectical Jihad of airline pilots, is because you can't train to be an airline pilot by climbing on monkey bars and shooting guns at targets in the desert.

However, they could become Jihad stewards and stewardesses. If you see one that won't drink or put out on an overnight, keep your eyes open and ask them how they did on the monkey bar races.
 
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I couldn't agree with Typhoon pilot more. I think we should also take a look out foreing policy where freedom is involved only when it suits our rights.
Shah of Iran was an ally, but he tortured people to death.
Our biggest enemy du jour bin Laden was armed, supported, given Stinger missles by our VP.
Mandela that was invited to the White House, was jailed by the DeKlerk government that had the biggest support by us and Thatcher.
Saddam that is in jail was our biggest ally against Iran in 80s.

I am telling you, if we are talking the talk, our actions don't jive with it.

We cannot spread freedom by bombing the world where here in our homeland, we have people suffering from malnutrition, lack of health care coverage.


What I find it extremely amazing is that people who hate their airline managers for filing bankrupcy and reducing wages, love the administration who gives the business biggest breaks
 
TyphoonPilot...

Democracy has never been exported to places like Japan, South Korea, or Germany...or for that matter most of Eastern Europe. Yeah, you're right. Not.
 

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