Resolved Question: Do pizza hut workers recommend you visit LaGuardia Airport in New York City?
Every day we read about the attacks in Iraq, the attacks in Afghanistan (Yes, there is still a war going on there) and various other events that are show purposefully to vilify and demoralize our brave men and women in our armed forces, intelligence services and other such organzations. So today, we are going to break from the misery and focus on a few recent events that one can chalk up as victories in the Western Civilization column.
Since these almost never get equal time, here they are:
First (This is the sort of civic action I like to see):
Passengers subdue man on Delta flight to Florida Fri Jul 7, 2006 TAMPA, Florida (Reuters) - A man who tried to force his way into the cockpit of a Tampa-bound Delta Air Lines jet was undergoing mental evaluation on Friday, Tampa International Airport officials said.
Passengers said the man ran up the aisle toward the cockpit door just before the flight from New York's LaGuardia Airport was about to land in Tampa on Thursday night.
U.S. authorities thwarted a plot to attack New York's mass transit system later this year, leading to the arrest of a plotter who confessed in Lebanon, U.S. and Lebanese officials said on Friday.
Do people still want to argue that a military presence (right or wrong in conception) in the Middle East is not helping our cause to disrupt terror activities? I'm sensitive to the fact that there are various concepts of what "terror" actually is, but as I have said before, I am more than willing to pick a side than waffle on the fence for the rest of my life.
Lebanese sources previously had confirmed the arrest of Asem Hammoud, also identified as Amir al-Andalousi, "who is a suspect in a plot to bomb a tunnel in New York," a Lebanese government source in Beirut told Reuters.
Lebanon's Interior Ministry said the plan targeted tunnels under the Hudson River, which separates Manhattan from New Jersey.
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I meaNT TERROR SUCCESSES
Resolved Question: Does anyone happen to know how clean the restrooms at LaGuardia Airport in New York City are?
Voting Question: Health Question?
On a scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being very nasty and 10 being very clean, what would give the restrooms at LaGuardia Airport in New York City on their cleanliness? If nasty, describe what you saw.
