World. They explode the new york time times, are seemingly racist tweets inexcusable as it claims. Are they claiming the hoax, the lawyer says this is Freedom Of Speech is that going to work. Plus the boston globe uncovers a tsa program call quiet skies that been spying on thousands of ordinary americans. Is that good post9 11 police work neighborhood, several primaries not yet old enough to vote for themself, ill ask when navigating controversial issues in our political process. First, are tweets making fun of white the people necessarily racist . And are attacks on police to be taken at face value . Those questions arose this week regarding the New York Times new hire sarah john a 30yearold technology writer
hired for their prestigious Editorial Board. Typically for a conversation like this id go to the times, today there was nothing in the Print Version for hatred of white the people, police, et cetera, et set ramp thats something i noted on twitter, which prompted somebody else to
known trifs, do you they ninl it, sleep during the flight or seem overly familiar with the airport or have a cold, penetrating stare? the program has been widely criticized by the boston global. i want to know where before i join the critics. i have written two books about airline security. i am a believer of police using instinct. consider the work of jose perez, melendez an immigration inspector august 4, 2001, stopped moemt moment al ka tanni, he was a saudi national. he incorrectly filled out a claim. he put his name into a computer. it came up negative. his documents seemed genuine a check of his possessions unremarkable.
august 4, 2001. it s the orlando international airport. a man named jose perez is working as an ins inspector in secondary screening. off of a flight from london steps muhammad khatani. he claims that he can t speak english and he s assigned to mr. perez, who would later tell the 9/11 commission that guy just gave me the creeps. so he gave him the hairy eyeball treatment as we would say in philly, and there was something that rubbed him the wrong way. that s why an interrogation ensued. against the advice of his colleagues, melendez perez says i m not letting this guy in the united states. i think he s up to no idea. so he puts him on an airplane back out of the country. and this guy who can t speak english, in schwarzenegger like fashion, says i ll be back. then comes september 11, three