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Wednesday, June 10 - 12:05pmSanction this postReply
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How big is this list of alleged terrorists? Is it anything like the American "terrorist" watch list that covers a substantial chunk of the population? If, for example, 3% of the population is on such a list, and a plane with several hundred passengers crashes, then statistically it is highly probable (possibly nearing inevitability -- haven't crunched the numbers) that, out of random chance, 1 or more people on that list would also be on the crashed plane.

In fact, with the 3% figure and several hundred passengers on the plane, only having 2 of those alleged terrorists on the plane would mean that the plane had an unusually SMALL number of what the government suspects might be terrorists on the plane.

There are a LOT of Muslims in France, and a big proportion of them hold ugly views about the superiority of Islam, and the use of violence to spread it.
(Edited by Jim Henshaw on 6/10, 12:10pm)




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Wednesday, June 10 - 12:41pmSanction this postReply
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The cheese eating surrender monkeys are keeping all this secret for now. But there were threats by jihadis against this flight made a few weeks before. The airplane blew apart in mid air, it did not shatter on impact with the water as it would if it fell out of the sky intact.

What, exactly, is your point, Jim? That poorly administered anti-terror lists make for a much more annoying day than...being blown to bits in mid air?



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