michaeledward
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Ms. Jacobsen has been making the rounds in the media. Yesterday, she was on the 'Radio Factor'. There was a guest host sitting in for Bill O'Reilly. As I listened to her recount the story I noticed a couple of ommissions as compared to the written page.
When speaking on the radio, she did not claim a Flight Attendant informed her husband that Federal Air Marshalls were on the plane. Ms. Jacobsen did hint that the 'pilots' and 'higher-ups' were aware of the situation, but did not clarify that statement. I would love to have the name of the flight attendant that told her husband there were Federal Air Marshalls on the plane. I am wondering if that is legal, and guessing that it is not. For my safety in the airlines, perhaps there should be a prosocution concerning this accusation.
Further, she did not name any names of anyone else invovled; contacts with the airline, Los Angeles Police or Federal Agencies involved at the Los Angeles airport.
Of course, the producer of the radio show did not allow any callers to directly converse with Ms. Jacobsen; she told her story to the guest host, and left the program, then the show opened to callers.
It seems to me that Ms. Jacobsen has offered evidence to back-up her story about as clearly as Secretary of State Colin Powell offerred to the United Nations in January 2003; as one report put it . . .
Smoke and Mirrors ... Bread and Circuses.
Thanks. Mike
When speaking on the radio, she did not claim a Flight Attendant informed her husband that Federal Air Marshalls were on the plane. Ms. Jacobsen did hint that the 'pilots' and 'higher-ups' were aware of the situation, but did not clarify that statement. I would love to have the name of the flight attendant that told her husband there were Federal Air Marshalls on the plane. I am wondering if that is legal, and guessing that it is not. For my safety in the airlines, perhaps there should be a prosocution concerning this accusation.
Further, she did not name any names of anyone else invovled; contacts with the airline, Los Angeles Police or Federal Agencies involved at the Los Angeles airport.
Of course, the producer of the radio show did not allow any callers to directly converse with Ms. Jacobsen; she told her story to the guest host, and left the program, then the show opened to callers.
It seems to me that Ms. Jacobsen has offered evidence to back-up her story about as clearly as Secretary of State Colin Powell offerred to the United Nations in January 2003; as one report put it . . .
. . . and with hindsight, we all know how that speech worked out.
Smoke and Mirrors ... Bread and Circuses.
Thanks. Mike
