Another reason to be thankful: Failed terrorist attack

[GAMEC0CK2002]

Guy tried to blow up a plane as it was heading to Detroit. A passenger jumped on him before it could get going. Everyone is safe.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_airliner_disturbance

[TheMatrix31]

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I'm so sick of these terrorist ****faces.

[jetercanoturn2]

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Thank God everyone is safe, and that man is a hero. As for the terrorist, get him out of the hospital and throw him in jail and throw away the key.

[countryboy]

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Glad to hear that everyone is ok and to the passenger to who took action to subdue the suspected terrorist.

It still, and always will, wave in Freedom

[jetercanoturn2]

Re: Another reason to be thankful: Failed terrorist attack

Glad to hear that everyone is ok and to the passenger to who took action to subdue the suspected terrorist.

It still, and always will, wave in Freedom

Amen to that, how he slipped that through security? I don't know. But I'm thankful he didn't succeed, interestingly this happened on Christmas, everyone needs to be real vigilant during the holidays, Because they may have something else planned.

[jim416]

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I'd like to know what happened to screening. Cripes I can't get into the San Diego airport when planes arrive (have to wait down stairs for the passengers to come down) and then this happens?

I guess we'll know more tomorrow.

[jetercanoturn2]

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I'm so sick of these terrorist ****faces.

Uhh I'm gonna edit this screw terrorism, I don't wanna get hit by the mods.

[countryboy]

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I'd like to know what happened to screening. Cripes I can't get into the San Diego airport when planes arrive (have to wait down stairs for the passengers to come down) and then this happens?

I guess we'll know more tomorrow.

Its hard to say. I'll wait to find out more information before posing an opinion on the screeners, although you can't help but question.

And in reading the witness accounts of the "explosion" and all, it doesn't sound as though the "bomb" was a really a whole hell of a lot. Not that it makes it any less of a traumatic incident nor the actions of the man who subdued the suspected terrorist any less heroic.

[Beantown]

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Was just told to "**** off" by my sister after getting into a debate over 9/11 conspiaracy theories after I told my family about this story.

Great way to end Christmas.


And as for this story, and these kind of people....**** them. There isn't a punishment severe enough for them.

[dave374]

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No one even knows if this guy is even a terrorist yet, but he's already branded as one.
For all we know, he's just a mentally ill guy who said he was part of Al-Qaida.

I'm not saying he was, but preliminary reports hardly make me believe the sky is falling.

[Beantown]

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No one even knows if this guy is even a terrorist yet, but he's already branded as one.
For all we know, he's just a mentally ill guy who said he was part of Al-Qaida.

I'm not saying he was, but preliminary reports hardly make me believe the sky is falling.

Al-Queda, mentally ill, doing it on his own...the man tried to blow up a plane with 238 passengers on it. That's an act of terrorism no matter what, in my mind.

[Scottdau]

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I will say one thing about terrorist their dedication is amazing. They will take their own lives, that is crazy!! Any way, glad this one had a happy ending.

[Scottdau]

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Al-Queda, mentally ill, doing it on his own...the man tried to blow up a plane with 238 passengers on it. That's an act of terrorism no matter what.

Pretty much the way I see it.

[Cebby]

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No one even knows if this guy is even a terrorist yet, but he's already branded as one.
For all we know, he's just a mentally ill guy who said he was part of Al-Qaida.

You don't have to be in al-Qaeda to be a terrorist.

Anyone not representing a legitimate state who attempts to blow up an airplane carrying civilians is a terrorist.

[GAMEC0CK2002]

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Al-Queda, mentally ill, doing it on his own...the man tried to blow up a plane with 238 passengers on it. That's an act of terrorism no matter what, in my mind.

co-sign. if you try to blow up a plane you deserve any and everything that happens to you.