best to connect the html, too!
So can cell phones if TSA has been keeping up.
Thanks for Michelle’s link. Knew this morning when FNC announced there was nothing more to the banning of RC toys that there was much, much more to the story. This will only end when the ME is blown off the face of the earth or we all fly “au natural” on planes.
Here’s the story that triggered this, I believe (no pun intended).
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/30/AR2007093001648.html?nav=rss_nation
There was a movie where an RC car was used as an assassination device. I think it was Clint Eastwood’s “Dead Pool.”
Fercryingoutloud!
Here is the original "harmless (FBI), overreaction (FBI) story"...
Here is a follow up:
Somewhere along the line, the way to find the story changed from "Egyptian-students-Pipe-Bombs" to "The Goose Creek Incident"; innocuous? misleading? Meant-to-imply a disconnect? make it as vague as possible so most readers can't connect the dots?
The MSM breeds a smarter type of propagandist when they must report the news, without actually saying anything of value to the reader!
Here, from the Michelle Malkin link is the meat of the story: yes, they were terrorist sympathizers, doing a little explosives research to aid their "palestinian" friends and those in Iraq...
Mohameds laptop also contained a 12-minute video on transforming a toy remote-controlled car into a detonator. The face of the man narrating the video wasnt seen, but FBI investigators said Mohamed admitted it was him.
He explained that he made the tape to assist those persons in Arabic countries to defend themselves against the infidels invading their countries, McTavish said in his statement.
And Mohamed added that the technology which he demonstrated in the tape was to be used against those who fought for the United States, he said.
Hello?
FBI?
Anybody conscious there?