We used to be a strong country that pulled together to solve problems, just look at WWII911 happened and now we cannot wait at the gates for our loved ones and have to strip practically naked to prove we aren’t terrorists.

Hyper inflation, A world war, a terrorist attack. what? 

That’s the steepest drop in the history of these commercial airports, and substantially bigger than the declines that followed the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

They have to deal with crazy terrorists all the time at shopping malls, but their schools are safe.We all know that the police are absolutely useless at a school massacre.

You could have a 2/1 with a 5 year old terrorist with magic markers do more damage than 3 other kids!

As soon as they had this guy, I'd have him arrested for terroristic threats.Again, this is what I would do here in Pittsburgh, given the laws here and my skillset.

I will NOT ideally stand by as terroristic attempts are made, which is EXACTLY what it is to pump those outlandish bs promotions, to infer people to make financially dangerous and damaging actions from unjustified fear.

What did happen was some terrorists were arrested a few miles down the road for shooting machine guns and blowing things up, but I wasn't wanting to sell to those types.Oregon NewsTerrorist plot unravels at rural Oregon ranch https://www.oregonlive.com/new...I hear they have re-branded themselves as ANTIFA and moved to Portland.

Martin Luther King at Memphis’ Lorraine Motel and Robert Kennedy at L.A.’s Ambassador Hotel.6. 1962 – The Cuban Missile Crisis was the “hottest” moment of the Cold War, and perhaps the closest the world has come to nuclear holocaust.7. 2001 – The 9/11 terrorist attacks shook the U.S. to its core.

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