Jack Rice in the Cross Hairs - Comments

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Stuffing Envelopes Home comments on I Appear on MSNBC All Day Saturday!

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Joy WIlliams comments on [Huffington Post] A CIA Failure to Connect - Again.

Joy WIlliams — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 05:21:29 +0000

Right on, Jack. You nailed it. I still think Cheney influenced this though! If not actively this time but because of his machinations in the CIA when he was in office. He infected the agency, and a lot of the people who had allegiance, or worse, were being manipulated by him, are still in the CIA. I think some of those that could have connected those dots, didn't, possibly, on purpose. Remember Valerie Plame too!

Musing Mary Ann comments on I Debate Racial Profiling in Terrorism Cases Tonight on MSNBC.

Musing Mary Ann — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 02:31:37 +0000

Dear Mr. Rice,

Racial profiling is indeed unacceptable. As I commented on my blog, once security includes additional variables aside from race, then it is no longer racial profiling. Any Muslim/Middle Eastern man who is travelling alone, pays cash for their ticket and has no luggage should be given a detailed search. When race/ethnicity is not the only variable, it can no longer be considered racial profiling. Problem solved.

DaveH comments on [Media Appearance] Wednesday, December 30th: Talk on Terrorist Attack

DaveH — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 14:21:26 +0000

Saw the CNN broadcast this morning and was wondering, "if all the info had come together and the panties bomber had been identified as a risk months ago, what would the US have done?" What good does a no fly list do? If we know he is a risk and we are at war - seems proactive serious response is appropriate.

rick tholen comments on I Appear on CNN with Campbell Brown and Larry King Tonight.

rick tholen — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 03:58:16 +0000

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rick tholen comments on I Appear on CNN with Campbell Brown and Larry King Tonight.

rick tholen — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 03:57:25 +0000

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Judith Stevens comments on On the Air with Howard Monroe on WVLY.

Judith Stevens — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 10:15:12 +0000

Yemen is to be part of the Middle East Union. The whole of Eastern Africa is to be part of the Middle East Union. The center of the union to be Jeruselum. Pretty soon other countries in that area will be found to be our "enemies". We bombed Yeman so why not have them here?

The so called airline event made it easy for them to extend the Patriot Act. Now we want to go to there. Iraq was yesterdays war, Afghanistan is today's war, Yemen is to be tomarrow's war according to Lieberman.

It is all a ploy to be a world police force.

Mark comments on I Appear on CNN's Larry King Live Tonight.

Mark — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 06:15:03 +0000

Re: comment by Jack Rice that we have a scattershot approach to airline security

In 2004, my son was stopped several times for the "complete" search. My other son and I picked up my older son on the West Coast and, for each of two flights, one north, the other back home going east, my older son was stopped on both occasions, in addition to previously being stopped for the ridiculous total search of his effects. My loud comment to these idiots was that a committed, real terrorist could easily foil the pathetic security at any major airport.

On one of the occasions for which my older son was stopped, my other son and I were also treated to this show search. My nail clippers were extracted from my dopp kit and handled by the knucklehead security officer as though they were explosive; he almost ran off to his supervisor, the clippers held in front of his body at full arm's length. When he returned with his supervisor, she informed me that the clippers were dangerous; I laughed. She said that I couldn't take the clippers on board the aircraft, but that she could mail them back to me; I declined, saying that she could keep them and, also, where she could put them.

I told my sons, again in a loud voice, when we were allowed to proceed, "If you don't check for absolutely everything, you might as check for nothing. This show search nonsense is the dog-and-pony show for the know-nothing general public, comforted by a bunch of lame, ineffective security personnel."

steve sundberg comments on I Appear on MSNBC All Day Tomorrow.

steve sundberg — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 23:24:28 +0000

Jack, don't forget about the Yemen connection, too. T'would appear to be the new Afghanistan as incubator of Al-Qaeda.