Yeah I agree to blame is not good.
but not a speck of dust or a fingerprint should be removed from
Boston's airport.
Whatever transpired no matter how well it was orchastrated could have
been minimized. It isn't good to feel helpless.
Nor is it good to see all the racism and group hatred. I went over to
Yahoo and they have over 7400 messages so far on it... littered with
pure hatred. Heck I like humans most of the time. It is good to agree
that we all have differences.
If we as a country don't sit down, and build communities and dearly
care about each other far worse will happen. We are careless and
consuming as a generalized mass. Main street is now a Walmart. Our
airports are becoming rummaging zone to lose privact. Seniors are
scared to walk the street, etc.
THis incident should bring us to light and the issues of establishing
good bonds, of interevention, awareness and pride in your job and job
product.. whatever you may be doing.
Certainly we need to upgrade our aviation infrastructure... both planes
and monitoring gear.
I don't know who did this mess. I hope they quit it this. We need to
work to resolve. Being stern, but aware. IN closing, not to take our
rights. NOt to care less, but to care more. To work towards listening
to even these radical types that do such bad things. We must learn why
and work to prevent the actions of the thoughts.
[finding the future in the past, passing the future in the present]
[connecting people, places and things]
-----Original Message-----
From: "Mike Kear" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2001 04:29:46 +1000
Subject: RE: attacks
> It is reckless to start pointing blame while the dust hasn't even
> settled on
> the rubble. This might be the act of war of a group of religious
> zealots,
> or a disaffected group of some country somewhere but it might also be
> the
> act of some cowardly madmen in the USA. Remember that the early
> blame for
> the bombing in Oklahoma was pointed at the middle east but it turned
> out to
> be an American who did it.
>
> We don't know whether the pilots of the aircraft reported emergencies
> and
> the need to divert to NY or not, and therefore whether the air
> traffic
> controllers had any reason to be suspicious. And even if they were,
> we
> don't know what happened when they reported their suspicions.. There
> is a
> lot we don't know. But the details will all eventually come out.
> Paris,
> you're already blaming the Logan Airport staff, and you're prepared
> to
> punish the whole city of Boston by closing its airport for a month.
> You
> don't know who's done their jobs and who hasn't.
>
> No one knows who's responsible for this, and until they are hunted
> down it
> is tasteless and futile to apportion blame. I cannot begin to
> imagine the
> immense size of the resources that are being mobilised to hunt down
> the
> perpetrators, and I have absolutely no doubt that whoever organised
> this
> will be found. And the repercussions for whoever that is will be
> severe.
> Let me also say that if it eventually turns out that the Taliban in
> Afghanistan finds life difficult after this, I'll hardly be dismayed.
> In
> fact I'll break out a bottle of champagne and celebrate. But I
> really think
> there ought to be some evidence gathered before anyone starts
> pointing the
> finger of blame, don't you?
>
>
> But our prayers are with the victims and their families and those who
> are
> close to them. A great many people have died who had absolutely
> nothing
> whatever to do with whatever motivated those attacks.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Mike Kear
> Windsor, NSW, Australia
> AFP WebWorks
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paris Lundis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 4:11 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: attacks
>
> has anyone noted that this represents a great number of air related
> incidents arond DC.. DC where there is a no fly zone.. and where
> surface to sky ad portable missiles are available for such stuff??
>
> The FAA needs to track more and better... inter and intra
> departmental
> communications needs improved.
>
> Boston Airport needs closed for a month and everyone fired.
>
> People need to be held accountable. We need dedicated people and
> more
> communications. All of this could have been minimized.
>
> I wish everyone the best in their quest to find loved ones today.
>
> [finding the future in the past, passing the future in the present]
> [connecting people, places and things]
>
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