Shots fired at Fort Lauderdale Airport

[CS1983]

Well I think you are correct. I am so tired of impotent lords making the rules.

Flaccidity can inspire a certain kind of hardness.

[Dave_L]

Tsa is good for bunching people up in large groups.

[Zundfolge]

Still nothing to prevent someone from walking into baggage claim from outside and gunning folks down at any U.S. Airport.

Of course the solution from the statists and graboids will be to demand we outlaw guns within 10 miles of any airport.

[Joe_K]

Maybe this deserves its own thread, but here goes.

Five Questions to ask Yourself About Airport Security.

1. Would zero security screening be better than what we have have now?

2. How SHOULD airport security be handled here in the U.S.? (Lets first assume we actually want some form of screening to occur before anyone steps onto an aircraft.)

3. Should the TSA be: Eliminated? Improved? Armed/unarmed? Replaced, and if so by whom?

4. Would your system violate more or less constitutional rights than the current system?

5. If the only thing you would change to the current system is the way in which firearms are transported, what changes would you make?





Velocitas, Opprimere,
Violentia Operandi

[Skip]

Official: Suspected Gunman Told FBI He Was Being Forced To Fight For ISIS

http://miami.cbslocal.com/2017/01/06...ed-fll-gunman/

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AirCanadia is claiming he wasn't a passenger and there were no checked firearms on the reported flight.

See what the media did there?

Canned narrative/disinfo, ready to go hoping it stayed alive throughout the news cycle. Now it will be dropped by tomorrow and the victims will be forgotten.

[roberth]

So he was your basic dirtbag nutbar.

They add that in November 2016, he walked into an FBI office in Anchorage claiming that he was being forced to fight for ISIS. He was sent to a psychiatric hospital.

In 2011 or 2012, he was investigated by Homeland Security Investigations for child porn. Three weapons and a computer were seized, but there was not enough evidence to prosecute, according to law enforcement sources.

Santiago also has a record for minor traffic violations and was evicted in 2015 for not paying rent.

[Dave_L]

I loathe the media.

[Jonsey]

Maybe this deserves its own thread, but here goes.

Five Questions to ask Yourself About Airport Security.

1. Would zero security screening be better than what we have have now?

2. How SHOULD airport security be handled here in the U.S.? (Lets first assume we actually want some form of screening to occur before anyone steps onto an aircraft.)

3. Should the TSA be: Eliminated? Improved? Armed/unarmed? Replaced, and if so by whom?

4. Would your system violate more or less constitutional rights than the current system?

5. If the only thing you would change to the current system is the way in which firearms are transported, what changes would you make?





Velocitas, Opprimere,
Violentia Operandi

These are really good questions. My first thoughts are that we should be allowed to create our own "safe spaces" by not being stripped of our arms. This only answers #5. I am curious what other ideas you guys come up with.

[drew890]

He flew Delta, so AirCanada wouldn't have a record of him.
See what the media did there... they investigated and reported.

Official: Suspected Gunman Told FBI He Was Being Forced To Fight For ISIS

http://miami.cbslocal.com/2017/01/06...ed-fll-gunman/

---

AirCanadia is claiming he wasn't a passenger and there were no checked firearms on the reported flight.

See what the media did there?

Canned narrative/disinfo, ready to go hoping it stayed alive throughout the news cycle. Now it will be dropped by tomorrow and the victims will be forgotten.

[Skip]

He flew Delta, so AirCanada wouldn't have a record of him.
See what the media did there... they investigated and reported.

That's not what they "reported."

Also not being "reported" until all gun owners could indicted...