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Wearing Tshirts on planes - what you wear nowdays is not free speech .. airline bans a GWB tshirt slogan         


Author: PHSP Manager
Date: Dec 14, 2006 02:52

News says that in UK? a passneger had to remove yes REMOVE a tshirt
saying George Bush is a terrorist before he would be allowed to fly.

THis is big borther gone really mad and wrong

Whats next? advertising to suit the political whim of the day?

Who says GWB is not a terrorist? everything he does or talk
aboutpisses off many around world wide - beside the rich and minor
supporters on the WW3 on the middle eastern bloc

There is the "your with camp" and "we aint with ya camp"

Seems in his dying days of US control GWB will control the world wide
airline fleets from USA even .. amazingly stupid... if it wasnt so real
it would make a good comedy show.. but alas it is non fiction.
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Author: Typhoon502
Date: Dec 14, 2006 05:52

PHSP Manager wrote:
> News says that in UK? a passneger had to remove yes REMOVE a tshirt
> saying George Bush is a terrorist before he would be allowed to fly.
>
> THis is big borther gone really mad and wrong
>
> Whats next? advertising to suit the political whim of the day?
>
> Who says GWB is not a terrorist? everything he does or talk
> aboutpisses off many around world wide - beside the rich and minor
> supporters on the WW3 on the middle eastern bloc
>
> There is the "your with camp" and "we aint with ya camp"
>
> Seems in his dying days of US control GWB will control the world wide
> airline fleets from USA even .. amazingly stupid... if it wasnt so real
> it would make a good comedy show.. but alas it is non fiction.
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Author: deemsbill
Date: Dec 14, 2006 06:27

Typhoon502 wrote:
> PHSP Manager wrote:
>> News says that in UK? a passneger had to remove yes REMOVE a tshirt
>> saying George Bush is a terrorist before he would be allowed to fly.
>>
>> THis is big borther gone really mad and wrong
>>
>> Whats next? advertising to suit the political whim of the day?
>>
>> Who says GWB is not a terrorist? everything he does or talk
>> aboutpisses off many around world wide - beside the rich and minor
>> supporters on the WW3 on the middle eastern bloc
>>
>> There is the "your with camp" and "we aint with ya camp"
>>
>> Seems in his dying days of US control GWB will control the world wide
>> airline fleets from USA even .. amazingly stupid... if it wasnt so real
>> it would make a good comedy show.. but alas it is non fiction.
>
> I wouldn't bother blaming this on GWB, it's probably the fact that the ...
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Author: Typhoon502
Date: Dec 14, 2006 08:15

deemsbill@aol.com wrote:
> Typhoon502 wrote:
>> I wouldn't bother blaming this on GWB, it's probably the fact that the
>> shirt has the word "terrorist" on it that sent the Brits up. You've
>> never seen nannyism until you've seen the kinds of regulations and
>> restrictions that bureaucrats issue.
>
> I fixed your post for you. The Brits have no monopoly on stupid,
> anally-fixated bureaucrats. (It would be a better world if it was true)

Conceded. :)
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Author: Craig Welch
Date: Dec 14, 2006 17:39

PHSP Manager wrote:
> News says that in UK? a passneger had to remove yes REMOVE a tshirt
> saying George Bush is a terrorist before he would be allowed to fly.

http://tinyurl.com/yzl9ng

I would expect this in the US. I'm astonished and appalled that moronic
Australian airline security goons react in the same way.

--
Craig
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Author: away-pits
Date: Dec 14, 2006 21:23

Craig Welch wrote:
> PHSP Manager wrote:
>
>> News says that in UK? a passneger had to remove yes REMOVE a tshirt
>> saying George Bush is a terrorist before he would be allowed to fly.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/yzl9ng
>
> I would expect this in the US. I'm astonished and appalled that moronic
> Australian airline security goons react in the same way.
>
> --
> Craig
Just as I am appalled at this prat being so precious and
inconsiderate.Reading the story he reads like a chalkie or a public
service type ( although no beard and a cardie I may be wrong)

Craig at next book in line after 3 legs and need to rebook swap
carriers etc I hope YOU get stuck behind one of these "types"
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Author: Craig Welch
Date: Dec 14, 2006 22:05

away-pits wrote:
> Craig Welch wrote:
>
>> PHSP Manager wrote:
>>
>>> News says that in UK? a passneger had to remove yes REMOVE a tshirt
>>> saying George Bush is a terrorist before he would be allowed to fly.
>> http://tinyurl.com/yzl9ng
>>
>> I would expect this in the US. I'm astonished and appalled that moronic
>> Australian airline security goons react in the same way.
> Just as I am appalled at this prat being so precious and
> inconsiderate.Reading the story he reads like a chalkie or a public
> service type ( although no beard and a cardie I may be wrong)

Sure he's a prat. He might well be a public servant, although there was
no mention of him wearing long socks and a cardigan over his t-shirt.

Nonetheless, I am appalled that someone takes upon himself to tell him
what he can and can't have on his t-shirt.
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Author: Walt
Date: Dec 15, 2006 00:47

On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 01:39:14 GMT, Craig Welch pacific.net.sg>
wrote:
>I would expect this in the US. I'm astonished and appalled that moronic
>Australian airline security goons react in the same way.

Whats to be astonished and appalled about? Attempts to prevent
problems on an aircraft in flight are more than worthwhile. Should
this be a perfect world such a shirt would not be a problem, however
it's not and others may take offence and cause trouble.

Good call airline staff. Rightly or wrongly that is a provocative
statement to some people, add some alcohol and it's a potentially
serious situation.

Some posters may enjoy being confined in an aircraft during an
argument, take it from me it aint nice!

Wally.
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Author: away-pits
Date: Dec 15, 2006 06:38

Walt wrote:
> On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 01:39:14 GMT, Craig Welch pacific.net.sg>
> wrote:
>
>
>>I would expect this in the US. I'm astonished and appalled that moronic
>>Australian airline security goons react...
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Author: Walt
Date: Dec 15, 2006 13:19

On 15 Dec 2006 06:38:03 -0800, "away-pits" gmail.com>
wrote:
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