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In the cockpit. there s an axe in every cockpit because just in case these pilots need to get out in the event of a fire or crash landing, the axe would prove to be something that would mean that even if there was another person in the cockpit at the time, they would still be able to fly this plane into a mountain. questions to do with that scenario, whether or not that s actually true but that s what they said. they also reiterated that they are completely confident in the pilots in the planes right now. i said is that something you would have said last week you re completely confident in all of your pilots? he said yes, we didn t foresee this coming. you often don t see situations like this coming, that s why this is so surprising. how can you say you re completely confident? we ve kpleerly confident and done the testing and this is an isolated event and all of our ....
At the moment you may see lufthansa stand by principles but the international pressure is building minute by minute following this disaster. we have seen other incidents over the last 15 20 years or so of pilots committing homicide homicide suicide by flying a commercial aircraft to the ground. we saw it with egypt air, although the ntsb believes it was a suicide. we ve always seen egyptians take issue with that and silk air, same thing, pilot, ntsb believes purposely put the plane into the ground and ind knees yans don t agree with that. there were one other event in indonesia as well. these events are incredibly rare. to get the point katy was trying to get at the psychological tests we would expect to have happen to pilots if you re going to have that many lives in your hands, they don t test typically beyond training. once you re out of the training ....
Rebels with everything that they need. you ve written about the goldilocks compromise that the president is pursing in libya. isn t that in itself inherently political? he wants to do a little but not a lot? he wants to be there without committing u.s. forces to a ground war and is his strategy being compromised by politics? no, i really don t think it s about politics. what he s trying to do is find some way to help the libyans, to do something humanitarian, without doing an iraq or afghanistan. find some limited way to have america help protect the civilians, put pressure on the bad guys without so we ve done something but don t get stuck there. the biggest problem is that the goal has become the removal of gadhafi, which is a much larger and more expensive goal than the means that they are willing to provide. i would prefer they talk less about getting rid of gadhafi, ....
Humanitarian point of view. clearly americans are moving towards kind of like an isolationist position with regard to foreign policy. they want nation building in the united states, not nation building abroad. the answer there is, don t pull out and dramatically withdraw from places that you ve had some interest. but there s no evidence actually arming other people to fight their own wars, their own battles, is much more effective and cheaper strategy than any direct american involvement. do you realistically think president obama is going to allow us to openly arm the rebels? . i think they have found a very easy third way which is that the british and french will do it and if the british and french are doing it, it s more than enough. the lib yans don t need massive amounts of fire power. the french france and britain have very serious militaries with very serious supply chains. they could supply the lib yan ....