To: neodad
This wasn’t/isn’t something to celebrate. It was a tragedy.
To: RightOnline
It was a tragedy. I fault the Iranians who piloted that plane for acting in a belligerent manner, refusing to answer radio communications and flying that path during a time of hostility.
It was a shame and a tragedy...innocent people killed in a time of battle, but it could have been prevented.
It did highlight the need for better management of information and data as well.
5 posted on
07/03/2010 6:35:40 AM PDT by
rlmorel
(We are traveling "The Road to Serfdom".)
To: RightOnline
This wasn’t/isn’t something to celebrate. It was a tragedy. Yeah really.
We made a horrifying mistake and downed an airliner full of civilians... "Aegis all the way!"
6 posted on
07/03/2010 6:35:55 AM PDT by
AAABEST
(Et lux in tenebris lucet: et tenebrae eam non comprehenderunt)
To: RightOnline
I wonder if this is connected to the missile downing of TWA 800 off NYC?
7 posted on
07/03/2010 6:36:34 AM PDT by
newfreep
(Palin/DeMint 2012 - Bolton: Secy of State)
To: RightOnline; All
This wasn’t/isn’t something to celebrate. It was a tragedy.
It wasn't a deliberate shoot down, but considering that Iran is one of the premiere terrorist-sponsoring regimes on the planet, I view it as them reaping what they sow.
Call it bad karma, call it whatever you like.
Sh*t happens.
12 posted on
07/03/2010 6:49:56 AM PDT by
mkjessup
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