Comments on: al-Qaida in Yemen set up failed terrorist attack on airliner http://radioviceonline.com/al-qaidia-in-yemen-set-up-failed-terrorist-attack-on-airliner/ The blog home of The Jim Vicevich Show Wed, 23 May 2012 22:37:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Legal technicality sends six Gitmo terrorists to Yemen | Radio Vice Online http://radioviceonline.com/al-qaidia-in-yemen-set-up-failed-terrorist-attack-on-airliner/comment-page-1/#comment-7812 Legal technicality sends six Gitmo terrorists to Yemen | Radio Vice Online Mon, 04 Jan 2010 02:05:57 +0000 http://radioviceonline.com/?p=19290#comment-7812 [...] Dec. 26, I linked to a Washington Post article noting the Obama administrations had a list of 34 Yemeni terrorists at [...] [...] Dec. 26, I linked to a Washington Post article noting the Obama administrations had a list of 34 Yemeni terrorists at [...]

]]> By: Oblivious | Radio Vice Online http://radioviceonline.com/al-qaidia-in-yemen-set-up-failed-terrorist-attack-on-airliner/comment-page-1/#comment-7673 Oblivious | Radio Vice Online Tue, 29 Dec 2009 13:00:13 +0000 http://radioviceonline.com/?p=19290#comment-7673 [...] instead calling the terrorists “those who would do us harm.” Finally, he calls Abdul Farouk Umar Abdulmutallab an isolated extremist. Not [...] [...] instead calling the terrorists “those who would do us harm.” Finally, he calls Abdul Farouk Umar Abdulmutallab an isolated extremist. Not [...]

]]> By: Dimsdale http://radioviceonline.com/al-qaidia-in-yemen-set-up-failed-terrorist-attack-on-airliner/comment-page-1/#comment-7668 Dimsdale Mon, 28 Dec 2009 13:07:36 +0000 http://radioviceonline.com/?p=19290#comment-7668 If I can't drive there, I'm not going.   I feel <em>soooooo</em> much safer since Obambi and the Democrats took control of the country. If I can't drive there, I'm not going.

 

I feel soooooo much safer since Obambi and the Democrats took control of the country.

]]> By: Nepolitano on NW airline terror attempt: Everything worked fine – Video | Radio Vice Online http://radioviceonline.com/al-qaidia-in-yemen-set-up-failed-terrorist-attack-on-airliner/comment-page-1/#comment-7646 Nepolitano on NW airline terror attempt: Everything worked fine – Video | Radio Vice Online Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:24:28 +0000 http://radioviceonline.com/?p=19290#comment-7646 [...] Security? Did someone forget Fort Hood? Memories are sure short in the media. And certainly as Steve, points out, the system broke down big [...] [...] Security? Did someone forget Fort Hood? Memories are sure short in the media. And certainly as Steve, points out, the system broke down big [...]

]]> By: gillie28 http://radioviceonline.com/al-qaidia-in-yemen-set-up-failed-terrorist-attack-on-airliner/comment-page-1/#comment-7638 gillie28 Sun, 27 Dec 2009 10:05:09 +0000 http://radioviceonline.com/?p=19290#comment-7638 Having taken several international flights over the last year - several from the US to Europe and back, I can testify that security is much more lax than it was in the years following 9/11.  In fact, my last trip going from the US to Europe in August, I had a one-way ticked and fully expected to be interrogated.  Noone asked my one, single question (must be my angelic face!).  On a recent trip coming back from Geneva, there was an African who was looking all over the place out of the corner of his eyes in the waiting room.  He was obviously agitated or nervous - even sweating a little.  He kept disappearing with his bags and came back one time with one missing (I always check out fellow passengers very carefully!!!).  When I approached an official about the bag, just out of an over-abundance of caution, he just shrugged and ignored me.  The guy who tried to take the plane down in Detroit went through several customs and airports with that explosive material, if he got them in Yemen.   In Europe, if one has an EU passport, there has been virtually no border control at all for a while.  This policy seems to have extended to a lot of other nationals travelling to and from different European countries.  It's nuts Having taken several international flights over the last year – several from the US to Europe and back, I can testify that security is much more lax than it was in the years following 9/11.  In fact, my last trip going from the US to Europe in August, I had a one-way ticked and fully expected to be interrogated.  Noone asked my one, single question (must be my angelic face!). 

On a recent trip coming back from Geneva, there was an African who was looking all over the place out of the corner of his eyes in the waiting room.  He was obviously agitated or nervous – even sweating a little.  He kept disappearing with his bags and came back one time with one missing (I always check out fellow passengers very carefully!!!).  When I approached an official about the bag, just out of an over-abundance of caution, he just shrugged and ignored me. 

The guy who tried to take the plane down in Detroit went through several customs and airports with that explosive material, if he got them in Yemen.   In Europe, if one has an EU passport, there has been virtually no border control at all for a while.  This policy seems to have extended to a lot of other nationals travelling to and from different European countries.  It's nuts

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