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![]() Jose wrote: Bottom line: It's relatively easy to secure land targets from Ryder trucks, but it's very difficult to secure them from a Cherokee Six filled with anthrax and C-4. THAT is why we have an ADIZ over D.C., and anyone who argues otherwise is only fooling themselves. Following that line of reasoning, there should be a no-fly zone around DC, and a huge ADIZ around every major city in the country. The price of freedom is... well... freedom. Jose -- Money: what you need when you run out of brains. for Email, make the obvious change in the address. I don't have a problem with an ADIZ. The problem I have is that airliners which can carry more explosives than a Ryder truck are allowed to fly in it, but GA planes are not. |
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