What with the Spy in a Bag and this, one does start wondering about the sanity of those who "protect" our security.

JK2006 wrote:
What with the Spy in a Bag and this, one does start wondering about the sanity of those who "protect" our security.

Indeed ... with double agents one wonders how much of an original "plot" there really was - and how much people were co-erced into joining an imaginery plot.

Spy in a bag,underwear bomber,shoe bomber...what's next?

IA in Margate wrote:
Spy in a bag,underwear bomber,shoe bomber...what's next?


... remember those exploding breasts ????

In The Know wrote:
IA in Margate wrote:
Spy in a bag,underwear bomber,shoe bomber...what's next?


... remember those exploding breasts ????

A 'Booby' trap?

In The Know wrote:
IA in Margate wrote:
Spy in a bag,underwear bomber,shoe bomber...what's next?


... remember those exploding breasts ????

I DID warn you LOL !

Fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a passenger plane after a French woman claimed to have a surgically implanted bomb in her body.

US Airways flight 787 was carrying 188 passengers and crew from Paris to Charlotte, North Carolina, in the US.

But two F-15 fighter jets were scrambled to escort the plane as it approached the US coast after the woman passed a note to a flight attendant saying she had a device sewn into her body.

The crew reported that the cockpit was secure before landing in Bangor, Maine, and taxiing to an isolated area away from the airport terminal, according to a recording of air traffic control communication with the plane.

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