Airline: Removed Agent Was Hostile

[PhilCooper@webtv.net (P C)]

Wow Bob, you really are quite emotional aren't you?  LOL!  Here, read
the article attached after the bottom line.  Speaking of the bottom
line, the Captain (ultimately responsible for everyone's safety aboard
his or her craft) makes the determination of what constitutes a danger,
threat, or other unacceptable behavior or circumstances he or she deems
a threat to the craft, crew, and passengers.  As a previous commander, I
know this first-hand.  Also, regarding the Chevron scenario -- as I
recall you stated they were murderers or words to that effect.  They had
the opportunity to rebut your allegation.  Cheers!

Sincerely

Phil  

At 06:29 AM 1/8/2002 -0600, P C wrote: 
Yes, and the SS Agent apparently alarmed the flight crew with his
behavior. He also did not fill out the paperwork to carry his weapon on
board properly...twice. Get your facts straight Big Bob. LOL! 
First, I must state that it is a privilege to be taunted by
PhilCooper@webtv.net. 
This from the guy who reported me to Chevron for stating a widely
reported fact: That the corporation was involved in environmental
contamination and the killing of protesters in Nigeria. 
OK, Phil, since you speak of facts, please do the research and present a
substantiation of what you claim. My recollection of press reports (CNN
Web site, if I recall) was that the agent's paperwork was in order, was
confirmed with a telephone call, and that eyewitnesses stated the agent
remained calm. I do recall American Airline's president gave a different
account of the events, and no, Phil, I do not consider him an unbiased
source. 
You da Man. Put up. 
Bob Hoffmann
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Moscow, ID 83843 
Tel: 208 883-0642

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