If the russian airliner crashes were terrorism?

Will that effect flying in the US?

Given the US airline industry is on the edge of insolvency. Take US Air, they
may disappear even without any futher bad events.


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Will that effect flying in the US?

Given the US airline industry is on the edge of insolvency. Take US Air, they
may disappear even without any futher bad events.



How is this relevant to sci.space.station?

Anyway while we are posting OT stuff.
Surely a more likely explanation is that someone on each flight found some porn offensive and
so tried to burn and it caused crashes
You think I'm making this up don't you, well someone did try such a thing earlier this year:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/s...es/3594514.stm
Stupid southerners.


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How is this relevant to sci.space.station?

A earlier discussion here is titled russia may just of had its own 9 11

Besides some of our members work in or are connected to the airline industry,
like boeing.

NMore terroriasm could tank the industry as a whole
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On 26 Aug 2004 10:38:57 GMT, (bob haller) wrote:

Will that effect flying in the US?

No. Why should it?

Brian

Will that effect flying in the US?

No. Why should it?

Brian


ahh too many attacks on airliners might make people reluctant to fly
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On 27 Aug 2004 22:14:38 GMT, (bob haller) wrote:

Will that effect flying in the US?

No. Why should it?

ahh too many attacks on airliners might make people reluctant to fly
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People in Russia, perhaps. The evidence is clear: Russia needs to beef
up airport security.

Brian

People in Russia, perhaps. The evidence is clear: Russia needs to beef
up airport security.

Brian

With the american public nervous, ANY terrorism could spook them

Plus russian airliners overfly the US as well?

Able to carry on bomb onboard?

A russian airliner could still be used as a weapon
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On 30 Aug 2004 01:23:13 GMT, (bob haller) wrote:

People in Russia, perhaps. The evidence is clear: Russia needs to beef
up airport security.

With the american public nervous, ANY terrorism could spook them

The opposite, I'm afraid. The American public is not that nervous
anymore, thanks to a seemingly endless parade of infuriatingly vague
terror warnings about which the general public can do essentially
nothing.

Sick and tired of useless warnings about our impending doom, that's
more like it.

Al Qaeda and their ilk need only wait for the US government to have
cried wolf once too often ("Beware! Terrorists once thought about
crashing sightseeing helicopters into buildings!") and then they may
attack at their leisure. God knows, our intelligence community can't
find its ass with both hands, so they won't be an impediment.

Plus russian airliners overfly the US as well?

Why would that make Americans choose not to fly on US airlines?

Brian