It is yet another example of politicians attempting to solve a problem by attacking a group that helps, not hurts the neighborhoods they work in and because these politicians seem to fail at getting info at ground level from those in the know, they come up with outrageous "cures" to problems.

Brand new account with nothing to share except trying to attack Gaby and myself.

After reading your response I am going to spend some more time formulating, and dialing in my plan of attack.

Yup 1 month after the 9-11 attacks. 

Don't need them having a heart attack on my flight!

I may be attacked for this, but oh well.   

The public, after all, will decide where to live, where to open and run businesses, and how much to pay for CA property.I happen to agree with Kelly's view that change in perceptions doesn't get "accelerated" until there is an "incident"...Just as the middle-aged man who, after surviving a life-threatening heart attack, finally begins heeding his doctor's advice to eat better and exercise more, Californians won't think twice about changing where they live unless (or until) an "incident" occurs which dramatically impacts their current way of life.

I remember vividly what I was doing and where I was when our country was under attacked on 9/11/2001.On my last day at work, I felt liberated.

Hartman has declined, electing instead to attack NREIG and ACM’s solid professional reputation.

Plus, it can't shield you from all types of attack - or just the fear of one.