psychojoe said..

remery

The is a chapter where he asks what would have happened if an airline regulator had introduced compulsory locks on plane cockpits. What wouldn't have happened is 9/11.

It really doesn't matter whether you believe some crusty sand _______ decided to precisely collapse two over insured worthless buildings on a public holiday for the purpose of maximum death, or if you believe it was the nefarious act of others, one thing is for sure,if you believe this to be true you've never heard of a locksmith.

By that argument, why would anyone ever lock a door anywhere?

Indeed, a skilled, well prepared and equipped attacker could make short work of such a lock to access the cockpit.
But they'd have to use tools that could pass basic metal detector, have a period of attacking the lock without discovery or alerting the occupants. And that becomes even harder if there is a simple bolt only on the interior of the door.

D3 said..

psychojoe said..

remery

The is a chapter where he asks what would have happened if an airline regulator had introduced compulsory locks on plane cockpits. What wouldn't have happened is 9/11.

It really doesn't matter whether you believe some crusty sand _______ decided to precisely collapse two over insured worthless buildings on a public holiday for the purpose of maximum death, or if you believe it was the nefarious act of others, one thing is for sure,if you believe this to be true you've never heard of a locksmith.

By that argument, why would anyone ever lock a door anywhere?

Indeed, a skilled, well prepared and equipped attacker could make short work of such a lock to access the cockpit.
But they'd have to use tools that could pass basic metal detector, have a period of attacking the lock without discovery or alerting the occupants. And that becomes even harder if there is a simple bolt only on the interior of the door.

Ooh we're getting somewhere here. Now let's fit all cockpits with toilets because having the captain and first officer use the flight deck toilets mid flight is far too risky.

D3 said..

Indeed, a skilled, well prepared and equipped attacker could make short work of such a lock to access the cockpit.
But they'd have to use tools that could pass basic metal detector, have a period of attacking the lock without discovery or alerting the occupants. And that becomes even harder if there is a simple bolt only on the interior of the door.

avalon.law.yale.edu/sept11/faa_001.asp

"Concurrent with the rule, the FAA is also issuing a Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR) to require operators to install temporary internal locking devices within 45 days on all passenger airplanes and cargo airplanes that have cockpit doors. Beginning on Oct. 17, the FAA issued a series of SFARs that authorized short-term door reinforcement by providing airlines and cargo operators with temporary relief from certain FAA standards. The major U.S. airlines voluntarily installed short-term fixes to doors on 4,000 aircraft in 32 days. The SFAR stated that a long-term fix that meets FAA requirements must be installed within 18 months.

Fortifying cockpit doors is a critical part of assuring the safety and security of our aviation system," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta. "As we move forward, the Department of Transportation will continue to meet the challenges of protecting our nation's travelers and transportation infrastructure."

As announced by the President on Sept. 28, the FAA will administer a federal grant program to help the U.S. airline and cargo industry finance aircraft modifications to fortify cockpit doors, alert the cockpit crew to activity in the cabin and ensure continuous operation of the aircraft transponder. Funding may be provided through grants or cost sharing arrangements. The President requested $300 million from Congress to help fund these initiatives. Congress appropriated $100 million. Once the designs are ready and approved by the FAA, the agency believes that airlines will have an opportunity to install the doors during routine maintenance checks. The purchase and installation cost of an enhanced cockpit door is estimated at between $12,000 and $17,000. The total cost to airlines is estimated to cost between $92.3 million and $120.7 million over a 10-year period, including increased fuel consumption costs resulting from heavier doors."

D3 said..

Or you could start a new thread

Welcome to Seabreeze. We don't do that here.

psychojoe said..

D3 said..

Or you could start a new thread

Welcome to Seabreeze. We don't do that here.

Something I agree with you on!

Flying Dutchman said..
It's easy to talk **** and hide behind an anonymous username that's why it matters.

This might be him

Mr Milk said..
Well, I don't think I'm one of the unlucky ones. Uninfected so far and I've had my 5th jab last week. I thought it might give me some kind of reaction because I felt very chilled a few hours after the 4th shot on Bastille Day last year.
This time it went the opposite way, I felt hot and sweaty a few hours later.
But I know why both reactions occurred. The 4th shot was on a cold day and I couldn't be bothered to turn on the heater until the sun went down. Last week I was planning to go out, but my jumper was still a bit damp from the wash. I thought it would dry quickly enough just by wearing it, but that didn't seem to be working, so I took it off and hung it over the passenger seat in the car and dried it using the car heater. 30 minutes at 40C+ did the trick and saved me reporting a vaccine injury

Wow! How insulting.

hitch_hiker said..

Flying Dutchman said..
It's easy to talk **** and hide behind an anonymous username that's why it matters.

This might be him

It might be, but the mask makes it hard for proper ID

My brothers brother in law got myocarditis but took a $20k government payout because he couldn't work anymore and needed the money. Ruined his life and lost his **** job at Big W anyway. He is struggling to support his young children and wife. I think by him accepting the crappy 20k now makes the case settled and he can't sue for more if he dies or his condition worsens.

D3 said..
In other new, the WHO has declared the end of Public Health Emergency of International Concern.

What this means
The WHO Emergency Committee believes three things:

1- COVID-19 is not unusual and unexpected.
2- Cross-border transmission can't (and won't) be stopped.
3- COVID-19 does not require a coordinated international response.

Reckon there'll be people who say this means that we should now just treat it as a cold.Even though this doesn't mean Covid 19 is gone or that we have exited the Pandemic period of this virus, people will be saying we should 'go back to pre-covid times and policies ', despite the fact we have an additional respiratory virus added to the list of things trying to kill us

NSW currently has 1,292 people in hospital with COVID, 31 in ICU, 53 dead over the past week.

remery said..

D3 said..
In other new, the WHO has declared the end of Public Health Emergency of International Concern.

What this means
The WHO Emergency Committee believes three things:

1- COVID-19 is not unusual and unexpected.
2- Cross-border transmission can't (and won't) be stopped.
3- COVID-19 does not require a coordinated international response.

Reckon there'll be people who say this means that we should now just treat it as a cold.Even though this doesn't mean Covid 19 is gone or that we have exited the Pandemic period of this virus, people will be saying we should 'go back to pre-covid times and policies ', despite the fact we have an additional respiratory virus added to the list of things trying to kill us

NSW currently has 1,292 people in hospital with COVID, 31 in ICU, 53 dead over the past week.

So tax payers spent all this money on vaccines etc for them to workk orrr ??

D3 said..
Less than 1/3 of population has had 4th dose (dose for this winter respiratory illness season)

About 2/3 population has had 3rd dose, so large numbers of the population haven't had the newest, polyvalent versions.

Wonder why 2/3 of the public aren't keen on their 4th jab? They are safe & effective aren't they? What do they have to lose?

Flying Dutchman said..

D3 said..
Less than 1/3 of population has had 4th dose (dose for this winter respiratory illness season)

About 2/3 population has had 3rd dose, so large numbers of the population haven't had the newest, polyvalent versions.

Wonder why 2/3 of the public aren't keen on their 4th jab? They are safe & effective aren't they? What do they have to lose?

It's pretty obvious, but maybe not to you.

For a lot of people they saw the risk and the benefit and weighed it up. It has now changed with Omicron and its variants. For the original strain and Delta people would have seen the risk as somewhat higher.

I have had my 4th and it has been more than 6 months now, and almost 6 months since I actually had Covid.

I think I have a reasonable grasp on the science and appreciate that the strains are going to keep changing and the vaccine is always going to lag behind, pretty much like the flu vaccinations.

I am not sure if I am going to get my 5th. It doesn't look likely. But despite some on here saying that its 'safe and effective', we have all heard reports of people suffering adverse reactions. I wonder whether its likely to have an adverse reaction at all if you haven't already had one, but is the risk now worth it?

It sounds like you treat it as a religion; where you either hate vaccines or love them. I think you might be surprised that most people sit somewhere inbetween. Probably more negative sentiment due to social media influences though.

FormulaNova said..
I wonder how many 'anti-vaxxers' are cluttering up this compensation scheme by saying they had an adverse reaction when it was something insignificant? It seems 'they' seem to always know of someone personally that had a reaction yet the rest of us don't seem to know more than 'a friend of a friend'.

Imagine having to deal with and listen to these people on a daily basis, trying to figure out if they are for real or just misguided losers, with a chip on their shoulder.

Oh, hang on.... that's what I'm doing!

Flying Dutchman said..

FormulaNova said..
I am not sure if I am going to get my 5th. It doesn't look likely.

Damn who would have though FN would turn into an Anti-Vaxxer.

Ahh, I should have known that the typical lack pf comprehension and noticing detail would have an anti-vaxxer thinking I had changed teams.

But most people are the same. They look at the risk and the benefit. Others just think 'someone out there' wants to do them harm with everything and immediately say no.

But to show that I have changed and agree with youse I am actually wearing aluminium foil on my head. Can't you see it in my photo? I wanted 'tinfoil' but I think we are being lied to when they say you can't get it or its the same thing. I think this 'aluminium' is actually amplifying my thoughts so that they can hear them.

I personally know someone that was abducted by aliens and the aliens told them the truth about 9/11 and chemtrails, and he/she agrees with me that depopulation is on the agenda and the first port of call is here.