2 еврея ходили в туалет - Боинг чуть не сбили над Нью-Йорком

[-Helena-]

[nefertiti]

шиза тизо падабралась и стала косить наши ряды....:rofl:

мне кажется, что для того,чтобы быть журналистом, надо быть дебилом, в определённой степени... :wink:

[-Helena-]

мне кажется, что для того,чтобы быть журналистом, надо быть дебилом, в определённой степени... :wink:

есть нормальные, которые реально освещают события, но 60-70% пишут на заказ и ради денех! :18:

[Austin_Powers]

есть нормальные, которые реально освещают события, но 60-70% пишут на заказ и ради денех! :18:

Журналичты сейчас, как и куча гумманитариев, не очень.
уровень образования упал. Инженеры наши тоже тугие пошли.
Потом врачи и т.д.
И все...

Они (журналисты) вообще не понимают что пишут и говорят. Лишь бы ото не молча.

[смешно]

вот вам более профессиональные зарисовки. народ, мозги подключайте, плиз.

Flight on 9/11 anniversary ends in handcuffs for housewife


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44501310...ity/?GT1=43001

Shoshana Hebshi will never forget where she was on the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11.
She and two other airline passengers were handcuffed and strip-searched after flying into Detroit on Sunday.
No charges were filed against Hebshi, a self-described "half-Arab, half-Jewish housewife living in suburban Ohio," or the two men sitting next to her, who were flying in from Denver when the crew of Frontier Airlines Flight 623 alerted authorities that they were reportedly behaving suspiciously.
In a blog post titled "Some real Shock and Awe: Racially profiled and cuffed in Detroit," Hebshi, an American citizen, told her tale of temporary detainment, which she had begun to share with Twitter followers in real-time — until handcuffs were placed on her wrists.
Hebshi, a writer and editor and mother of twin sons, didn't know the other two passengers in Row 12. They were Indian men, she wrote. And they didn't know each other. But they got a lot closer when they were all crammed into the back of a squad car.
What happened, according to Frontier spokesman Peter Kowalchuk, begins with a bathroom.
"One of the males, who was not feeling well, got up to use the restroom during the flight. The other male got up at approximately the same time to use the restroom. The female remained seated in her row," the FBI said in a statement.

Crews reported the men sitting next to Hebshi were spending "an extraordinarily long time" in the plane's lavatory, Kowalchuk said.
Amid heightened security fears on the tenth anniversary of the 2001 attacks, no one was taking chances.
Authorities were notified, Kowalchuk told msnbc.com, and F-16 fighter jets were scrambled to escort the plane as it landed in Detroit. The plane landed on a remote tarmac and waited for backup.
Hebshi did not return emails from msnbc.com, and had taken down contact information on her blog Tuesday. The names of the other passengers detained on Sunday have not been released. But Hebshi recalled the incident in great detail on her blog; the FBI did not comment on the specifics of the detainment.

• After the plane landed, far from any terminals, the captain told everyone to remain in their seats or "there would be consequences," Hebshi wrote. A group of officers had gathered outside.

• "A little concerned about this situation. Plane moved away from terminal surrounded by cops. Crew is mum. Passengers can't get up," she tweeted at the time.
• Still unaware that she and her seatmates were the ones police were coming for, Hebshi's concerns at that point were more mundane. "We had been waiting on the plane for a half hour. I had to pee. I wanted to get home and see my family. And I wanted someone to tell us what was going on," she wrote.
• "Before I knew it, about 10 cops, some in what looked like military fatigues, were running toward the plane carrying the biggest machine guns I have ever seen."

Plane is stormed
Hebshi sent one more tweet about armed officers as they stormed the plane.
They stopped at Hebshi's row, yelling at the three passengers to get up. Hebshi asked if she could bring her phone; one of the officers told her she couldn't as he yanked her out of her seat.
"What a cliffhanger for my Twitter followers!" she quipped in her blog post.
The three were asked if they had any explosives on them, and then put in the back of a squad car next to the plane.
"The Indian man who had sat next to me on the plane was already in the backseat. I turned to him, shocked, and asked him if he knew what was going on," Hebshi wrote. "I asked him if he knew the other man that had been in our row, and he said he had just met him. I said, it’s because of what we look like. They’re doing this because of what we look like. And I couldn’t believe that I was being arrested and taken away."

[-Helena-]

Журналичты сейчас, как и куча гумманитариев, не очень.
уровень образования упал. Инженеры наши тоже тугие пошли.
Потом врачи и т.д.
И все...

Они (журналисты) вообще не понимают что пишут и говорят. Лишь бы ото не молча.

каждое слово - $, страница - сотка :rofl: