[Izzy Dunne]

a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen who worked for defense contractor Pratt & Whitney

You know, I wouldn't want to be accused of profiling or anything, but maybe it's not such a very good idea to have citizens of enemy countries working on the U.S. defense systems.

Just a thought. Anybody with me?

[allendale]

Never underestimate the destructive power of political correctness.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Totally.

[wac3rd]

You have an Arab Bolshevik at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Work backwards from that thought....

[Carriage Hill]

✔ Count me in.

[null and void]

Just a thought. Anybody with me?

That's racis!

[Hulka]

With you.

Heck, while working for a major defense contractor, my boss hired a 20-something female as a entry-level program trainee (not a secretary, a person that would train to lead programs). She was from Illinois.

Didn't know until she was hired that she was married to a Iranian and he worked for Al Jabba-the-Hut arab tv station. Can't ask personal questions during the hiring process.

Argh. . .some people saw her lurking in office hallways she was not expected to be or have a reason to be. From then on we always were careful what we said around her, what she was allowed access to, and always locked up our desks and documents. . .even though they were not classified.

[caligatrux]

enemy countries

Hey, we don't have "enemies" anymore. In fact, we probably need to eliminate the word "enemy" from our vocabulary.

We're all partners move towards world peace. Its just some of us want to butcher all of the other partners to get there.