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"JerryMouse" <nospam@invalid.com> wrote in message
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> "Marcus Taliaferro" <mlt@ev1.net> wrote in message
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> > OK Guys,
> >
> > Lets do this:
> > Have the stews hand everybody a Glock with wad cutters/light loads after
> > they sit down. You won't shoot holes in the plane with the light loads.
> You
> > know what a Glock is, 9mm auto, it holds 15 in the clip and 1 in the
> > chamber.
>
> Small correction: Glock is a manufacturer (in Georgia) of handguns. They
> make handguns in the following calibers: 9mm, 10mm, .357, .380, .40, and
> .45. Glocks don't have clips, they have magazines. The magazines may hold
up
> to 30 or more rounds (of course a magazine that large extends somewhat
from
> the handle of the pistol) but, nowdays, can only be sold holding ten
rounds
> or less (thanks to the Brady law).
>
> Light loads are unnecessary as far as puncturing the fuselage of the
plane.
> It doesn't matter if the plane has holes in it.
>
> ...
>
> > All kidding aside, I don't think the rags will try the same trick again.
> The
> > passangers will subdue by superior numbers alone. We will take stock of
> all
> > "ARAB" looking passangers and keep a watchful eye for any "suspicious
> > activity" and be ready to pounce.
>
> I agree. Further, a little known regulation: If you see what, to you, is a
> suspicious person waiting to board your plane, you can bring your concern
to
> the airline and that person will be denied boarding.
>
> >
> > The most probable thing is the cabin doors will be beefed up yet again
to
> > prevent entry. Even if all the passangers are dead from systematic
> execution
> > by the rags, the plane doesn't become a guided bomb if the rags can't
get
> > inside the cabin to the controls. And don't forget the standby "Fighting
> > Falcons" ready to blast that plane out of the air if it goes offcourse.
>
> 1. Given enough time (30 minutes?) a dobad can hack or ram his way through
> any cabin door implemented so far.
> 2. What's an ordinary pilot going to do when the dobads start killing one
> passenger every five minutes until the cabin door is opened?
>
>
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