Hijacking ringleader was 'sweating bullets'

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Friday, September 21, 2001 | Paul Sperry

[GeronL]

Talibans' ambassador to Pakistan has just given a press conference....

[GeronL]

Its on CNN but I am listening to a live radio show discussing it. They can't make out whats being said.. apparently the Taliban demand the US turn over evidence so the arab league can try in Laden

[GeronL]

can anyone say whats going on?

[piasa]

[GeronL]

bump

[mrustow]

Oh, but haven't you heard? The Arabs say, the Jews did it!

"The Jews Did It!"

See also:

Arabprop: The Propaganda War

It DID Happen Here

[YaYa123]

He probably wasn't running late at all. He probably arrived late intentionally so that airline personnel would be pressured to rush procedures.

[GeronL]

bump for the blue text!!</font color>

[onyx]

I thought the whole idea behind the boarding in Portland, ME, was to avoid having to go through the security check at Logan. (I know, what security at Logan!)

[GeronL]

the jews did it, uh huh.. right... whatever... crazy wabbits in the middle east huh?

[Dan Day]

In another development, the employee confirmed reports that the terrorists on Flight 11 sprayed passengers with mace or pepper spray. She says one of the terrorists seated in the last row of the business class section pulled back the curtain and sprayed the noxious gas in the direction of passengers in coach, apparently to disable them and discourage them from trying to stop the hijacking.

How could they (the airline) know this?

[piasa]

That's what Democrats do at the polls to get their not-so-legal voters past the election judges. Remember in St. louis when they left the polls open late? It's just easier to catch people off-guard if there's a rush.

[piasa]

Phone call from the plane?

[DoughtyOne]

If a passenger doesn't arrive in time to be checked out adequately, it's their fault if they miss the flight.  There is no obligation for the airport authorities to see to it that he gets on his intended flight.  This was a system failure.

Before one single new hurdle is imposed on the paying public, might I suggest airport policies on hiring and training receive a complete overhaul!

The terrorists were illegals.  They sneaked weapons through security or had their accomplices place them on the plane during the night.  We now know that baggage handlers and security personel can have criminal records or even fail to be US citizens, or even in this nation legally.

It really chaps my a__ that we are now the ones who should accept more hurdles.

[GeronL]

Die Terroristen waren illegals. Sie sneaked Waffen durch Sicherheit oder ließen ihre Mittäter sie auf die Fläche während der Nacht plazieren. Wir wissen jetzt, daß Gepäckzufuhren und Sicherheit personel kriminelle Sätze haben oder sogar US-Bürger sein nicht können können, oder sogar in dieser Nation erlaubterweise.

Your right on... ok.. I had a little fun at the Alta Vista translator....

[ET(end tyranny)]

Atta and Alomari reportedly arrived in Boston the previous Sunday, drove back to Portland and then flew again to Boston.

Drove back to Portland... so they could do some physical investigations of the next targets to pass on to other members of their cell???

and then flew again to Boston...arial view of targets????

[ET(end tyranny)]

Some of the stewardess called airports, but I don't know which ones.

[Flint]

What part of "Not Negotiable" don't they understand?

[caddie]

Of course.

And I like the way the airline employee calls HIM a 'nitwit'.

Good thing we have such clever people working in that capacity.