I haven’t flown Air Canada in years after a really bad bout of customer service (story below). But, now this solidifies my feeling…Being a member of a terrorist organization won’t necessarily land someone on Canada’s no-fly list, The Canadian Pr…

Is there something different about a ‘Terrorist group” in Canada? Perhaps there, the new inclusiveness means that groups are required to admit all applicants, including anti-terrorists, in which case we should encourage them to fly more?

Or perhaps Canadian departments of public safety are required to hire and promote both those interested in maintaining public safety and those opposed?

As a self-preservationist I find this so confusing. Maybe I am reading the wrong books. What was that book with the Cheshire Cat, the Mad Hatter and the White Rabbit?

Why are Canadians flying anyway? Just follow the White Rabbit though the tiny door.

A demonstrable threat to aviation safety

Dr. Charles G. Waugh

So you can be a member of Hezbollah or Hamas, but as long as you swear to Allah that you have no intention of hijacking the plane, and that you only intend to blow up buildings and people when you land, they will let you fly?????…

Canadian officials may want to rethink their policies on flight security. The Toronto Sun reports that Canada will not block people from flying in, out, or within Canada just for the tiny little detail of belonging to a terrorist organization:……

IMHO, we would be well within our rights to shoot down any Canadian flight headed our way due to the huge threat they now impose.

Buttheads!

No, not Muslims. Of course they have the right to fly. Canada has actually decided that known members of terrorist organizations cannot be barred from air travel unless it is proven they pose a threat to aviation. Isn’t the membership……

England has moved to ban two radical Islamic groups from congregating in England under the nation’s new anti-terrorism laws that make it illegal to glorify terrorism. Still no word why Abu Izzadeen has not been arrested for his mocking those……

“You cannot be put on the list on the sole basis that you’re a member of a ‘terrorist group,’” the source said. “In addition, you have to be a demonstrable threat to aviation safety.”

Well it’s good to know that our neighbors to the north consider being a member of a terrorist group and being a demonstrable threat to aviation safety as two different things.

From the Toronto Sun:Being a member of a terrorist organization won't necessarily land someone on Canada's no-fly list, The Canadian Press has learned. Proposed criteria would limit inclusion on the roster to those who pose "an immed…

but its not a duck until it quacks us up…

It sounds like a duck, it looks like a duck, but we won’t call it a duck until it acks like a duck. By then it might be too late.

How many have to die before all the political correctness gets thrown out? Inquiring minds want to know.