He says that the jet may be stolen and might be hidden in Northern Pakistan somewhere. Now I suppose that this might be possible, but man it sure gives an interesting insight into the guy's world view.
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World seems transfixed by 777 disappearance. Maybe no crash but stolen, effectively hidden, perhaps in Northern Pakistan, like Bin Laden."
Yep, now I see why FOX Views has the type of programming that they do.
And is he saying that Bin Laden is still alive and being hidden in Northern Pakistan?
For his sake I certainly hope not.
Finally, I just posted a story where the po po shot an old man after he pulled a cane on them. Now here comes a story out of Alabama about an unarmed 20 year old airman who was shot in the gut by the po po.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Michael Davidson was traveling Thursday evening from Texas to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, near Goldsboro, N.C., in a 2004 GMC Envoy when he changed lanes and clipped a semi-truck with his driver’s side mirror, according to police.
Davidson stopped and got out of his SUV to exchange insurance information with the semi’s driver, the airman’s father told the Opelika-Auburn News.
He said he didn’t get that far,” said Billy Davidson. “When (he was walking) to the truck, he said he heard something but couldn’t tell what it was. There was a lot of noise, but (he) could see the reflection of the lights off the truck — the police lights. Then he did what I told him to do. I told my boys if you see police lights (to) stop, put your hands up and turn around.”
The elder Davidson said his son held up his arms, holding his wallet in one hand.
“The next thing I know I was on the ground,” Michael Davidson told his father. “That’s when they shot me. I didn’t realize he shot me. I didn’t know what happened. It was so fast. They couldn’t have been there three or four seconds when I was shot.”
Michael Davidson told his father that police immediately searched his vehicle, even before he received medical assistance.
“After being shot, the officer was yelling at Michael, asking where the ‘other person’ was,” his father told the Panola Watchman. “Michael was traveling alone, and has no idea who the ‘other person’ is.”
But police said officers and emergency medical personnel responded “as quickly as possible,” and even discussed sending a medical helicopter to assist." [Story]
Lord have mercy! It's getting just as bad to drive while white as it is to drive while black. You police officers have got to chill a little bit out here. You are way too quick on the trigger. If police departments have to pay a little bit more to better train their officers then so be it.
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