'Mass murder' air terror bid foiled
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Atomicide said:This is a great situation, because 95% of the public lose, except Airlines, Shops in the Airport Terminals, and of course Airports.
Shops in Airports will now increase the price of drinks, because its your only option before you go on the plane.
Airlines like Easyjet etc will charge more money for inflight drinks etc.
Other Airlines will increase ticket prices to cover their "meal" costs.
Airport managers profit because their % of the takins increase.
and finally the general public is happy because they not only get to empty their wallets directly into the cash drawer, but anything left can easily and quickly be scouted by an opportunist criminal who with his amazing power (unless he is blind) of sight, can quickly and easily eye your belongings in the clear plastic bag
Easyjet are a no frills airline, they do not provide food/drink
konnichiwa said:
You would have to have a LOT of explosives to hurt people. Remember, all those people packed together, that means more death right? Nope, those people are acting like "sheilds". So for someone to not look suspicious they can't be carrying a lot of explosives which means not as big of a blast which means not as much death which means you need a ****load of terrorists to make an impact.
No, the plane plan was the big thing. Something not done before = shock. Terrorists like shocking people.
Nicky said:
Which would have killed thousands of people...
urbanfox said:
A few people carring their 'family' sized suitcases filled with that nitromethanol they showed on the BBC yesterday combined with some small BB's would prove quite effective in a crowd I would have thought.
Also, plane hijackings are something that has happened numerous times, it is not something new.
konnichiwa said:
BB's? Human shields? You think a BB being shot through the air from an explosion is going to rip through say more than one or two human beings? No. Densley packed would make a hurting, but not even close to a hundred people.
Plane highjackings new? Nope. Multiple planes being blow to smitherines in the middle of the ocean or in british or american airspace on the same day...
New, no?
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If I were a terrorist I'd put nerve gas up my crack, stand in the middle of a public place and fart.
But seriously, I wouldn't post such serious things... this is LOMCN after all - us GoTers are not capable of meaningful conversation. We're just peons in a much bigger plan.
EDIT: Hi Ruben! =D that was a cool chat last night (Y)
But seriously, I wouldn't post such serious things... this is LOMCN after all - us GoTers are not capable of meaningful conversation. We're just peons in a much bigger plan.
EDIT: Hi Ruben! =D that was a cool chat last night (Y)
urbanfox said:
I like how you make it your mission to prove to the last possible detail how everyone else wrong.
I know that you would'nt make as many casualties, but it would be 10x easier.
konnichiwa said:
You asked a question, I answered it, not stop having your little pity party. Just because you have no commitment or dedication doesn't mean you have to go whining.
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If you all saw the news, the 2 muslim brothers that lived on St. Margarets Rd, WardEnd, Birmingham they wouldnt do that, i used to live on that road 2 doors before them they were very good people and helped us wiv some stuff i really dont think they would do summit like this
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A death is no way near as horrific as a permanent disfigurement. In death, the person suffers only for a relatively short time. A BB tearing through someone's face is something that will stay with them for life.
Death wouldn't 'shock' half as much as large-scale injury.
Death wouldn't 'shock' half as much as large-scale injury.