12 Sep
2001
12 Sep
'01
6:40 a.m.
On Wed, 12 Sep 2001, Eric Chomko wrote:
Bill Sudbrink wrote:
Aah! But does anyone else remember the time that a chap
boarded a PSA flight in San Diego and tried to hijack it
to Tijuana? As I recall, it failed because he made his
attempt before they left the ground.
- don
Mike Ford [mikeford(a)socal.rr.com] wrote:
Yes, in the old days when a hijacker flew into Cuba
all the people survived and resistance was not deemed
to be useful. Now, that has all changed.
Eric Very sadly I suspect this type of attack to be
repeated soon. It was simply too easy and too
effective, for other organizations not to try
it again.
I doubt that. As a matter of fact, I think that
most airline hijacking will cease to be effective.
I think that, after this, any able bodied person
on a hijacked plane will resist with their life.
I know that I would, rather than die as part of
an instrument used to kill many more.