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> ALERT FROM JEWS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF FIREARMS OWNERSHIP
> America's Aggressive Civil Rights Organization
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> April 4, 2000
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> ALERT: Vicious Gun Brings Down Airliner!
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> "Eeeeek! It's .............. a .............gunnnn!"
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> "Norfolk Tower calling all flights. Be advised of the national
> emergency and standby for delays in your flight pattern. Delta
> Express Flight 2395 will be diverting to land at this airport
> because it is carrying a handgun."
>
> We can't make this story any funnier than it is. Delta Express
> Flight 2395 actually aborted its April 3 flight from New York
> to Florida and emergency landed in Virginia, because somebody
> found a loaded sidearm in the passenger cabin bathroom. Click
> on the AP story
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> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/aponline/20000403/aponline202745_000.htm
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> Nobody was waving the firearm around. Nobody was threatening
> anyone with it. Nobody was even holding it. It was inert.
>
> Yet panic erupted. The plane had to be landed abruptly. The FBI
> was called in to search the plane. Why?
>
> Because the anti-self defense lobby has absolutely convinced so
> many Americans that firearms are dangerous in any condition and
> at all times. Loaded or unloaded. The very presence of a firearm
> strikes terror into the hearts of otherwise intelligent Americans
> - -- all because the firearm fear-mongers have succeeded so well.
>
> A loaded firearm lying quietly on the sink poses no danger to
> anyone unless they pick it up and misuse it. In just a few seconds
> the sidearm on the plane could have been unloaded and rendered
> entirely and utterly 100% safe.
>
> But no. The "public health" propaganda, funded by the federal
> Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and others, has managed to make
> people think guns are immediately and always dangerous. The mere
> "presence" of guns is a public health menace, they say. Delta
> Express apparently believes that big lie.
>
> What if the airline crewmembers had been properly trained, and
> not terrified, about firearms? The flight would have proceeded
> without any delay necessary. Passengers would have suffered no
> danger, no inconvenience and no panic.
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> Are the flight attendants incapable of unloading a revolver or
> semi-automatic sidearm? Are likewise the flight officers
> incapable of unloading a sidearm? If so, it is because they
> have been intentionally denied the proper training.
>
> The airline crews would not be alone. A whole generation of
> Americans has been systematically propagandized against having
> any interest or knowledge about firearms. Uneducated children
> became ignorant and fearful adults. What used to be common
> sense has disappeared. Grown men and women cower and shake
> when a gun is around.
>
> Would the flight crew have aborted the flight had a bow and
> arrow been found under a seat? Or a long knife?
>
> A single firearm, an inanimate object lying inertly without a
> person attached to it, was enough to terrify Delta into bringing
> down an airliner ... and that story made national news on the
> AP Wire.
>
> Understand: this is a sign of the huge victory the victim
> disarmament lobby has won in the war of ideas.
>
> Need confirmation? Click on:
>
> http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_dougherty/20000330_xnjdo_sixth_grad.shtml
>
> Jon Dougherty's article there describes how a sixth-grade student
> was disciplined and sent to psychological counseling because he
> advocated rational self-defense and the Second Amendment. No
> joke -- read it -- see the thought-police state in action. Then
> you'll see how morally bizarre this nation is becoming -- all
> the result of firearms fear-mongering. Will the enemy win the
> hearts and minds of all Americans?
>
> Folks, we have a mighty lot of work to do to save our national
> sanity and our individual liberty. Let's get moving!
>
> Click on http://www.jpfo.org and look at the many educational
> tools, the strategies to change the terms of the debate.
> Practically everything you need to use is available, much of
> it absolutely free on the website.
>
> Take action! Use just one of these tools or strategies, but do
> it now. When the firearms confiscation order arrives in your
> mailbox, it will be way too late.
>
> The Liberty Crew
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A buddy of mine who is a sergeant found a gun once in a public bathroom. It was traced to an officer who provided dignitary protection. He not only chewed out the officer for negligence but also for carrying a dirty gun. Army training you understand.
 
I was laughing about this too until my wife pointed out that the reason that they probably landed was that if they found a gun in a supposedly secure area who knows what else might be on board (items of the ticking explosive type). That said, the tower announcing that the entire area was shut down because of a handgun was pretty funny.
 
Well, I would be concerned about the guy who brought it on the plane...I'm sure that's who they were looking for. They didn't get him or her though.
 
Whoever abandoned it was pretty stupid. The gun would have been undetected had he just kept it concealed throughout the flight. Now he's out a perfectly good gun. He panicked, I suppose.

Maybe it belonged to an air marshall, and he forget to resecure it after using the can. That would be pretty funny.

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