Diesel
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User997 said:The quicker it all goes away, the better.
I can't even stand to watch the commecials for it anymore.
Diesel said:Is there a twist that they are throwing in that I don't know about
And I respectfully disagree with you as well. I think we've all had it thrown in our faces enough in the past 4+ years, and its time we move on.Slice121 said:I disagree. I think 9-11 needs to be thrown in the face of many Americans. Too many have forgotten already, especially those outside of NY and DC.
FEDS IGNORED FLIGHT SCHOOL'S 9/11 ALERT
AP
March 23, 2006 -- ALEXANDRIA, Va. - The manager of the Arizona flight school that trained the 9/11 hijacker who crashed into the Pentagon testified yesterday that she called the Federal Aviation Administration with concerns over his qualifications for a pilot's license - but was dismissed by an FAA official.
Margaret Chevrette made the claim at the death-penalty trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, a confessed al Qaeda terrorist.
It was the second time this week jurors heard that federal officials responded either slowly or not at all to warnings about terror.
Chevrette said that the student, Hani Hanjour, lacked adequate English skills to gain his pilot's license. An FAA official responded to her concerns by suggesting that Hanjour could use an interpreter - even though mastery of English is a requirement for a pilot.
Chevrette said that when she heard about the 9/11 attacks, she knew Hanjour must have been involved.
"I remember crying all the way to work, knowing our company helped to do this," she said.
Prosecutors in Moussaoui's trial were presenting testimony about the hijackers' training to show parallels between Moussaoui's flight training and that of other hijackers.