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What makes you think they are potentially dangerous? You haven't yet suggested any reason why they might be. -
From TFA: A large part of the Bin Laden clan is living in the West, mainly in the United States, including in Boston.Originally posted by AtW View PostDo you think they got US visas? This would probably have to be approved by the President himself.Comment
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Flying airplane in UK airspace without anybody asking any questions until they crash?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostWhat makes you think they are potentially dangerous? You haven't yet suggested any reason why they might be.
Would Israel give them visa? Or USA?
It's crazy amount of money and their name that makes them dangerous - easily one of the family might decide to repeat the exercise only this time they'll just need to charter large cargo airplane. Is that even 0.01% likely? Who knows, but why take chances and giving them visa???Last edited by AtW; 1 August 2015, 20:46.Comment
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Let's say bin Laden's family were middle class of some kind, would they get UK visa as easily as the got it now?
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Most of them live in the USA. Keep upOriginally posted by AtW View PostFlying airplane in UK airspace without anybody asking any questions until they crash?
Would Israel give them visa? Or USA?
It's crazy amount of money and their name that makes them dangerous - easily one of the family might decide to repeat the exercise only this time they'll just need to charter large cargo airplane. Is that even 0.01% likely? Who knows, but why take chances and giving them visa???
Also, can I just point out that not a single member of their family has ever been known to deliberately crash an aircraft? Seems to me there's a whole lot of other families you should be much more worried about
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Ok, where do they live in USA, New York?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMost of them live in the USA. Keep up
You are not listening to what I am saying. I never said they knew anything, or that they financed etc. What I am saying is that nobody sane would be taking any chances giving them visa. Unless they are so filthy rich that it overrides national security considerations.Also, can I just point out that not a single member of their family has ever been known to deliberately crash an aircraft? Seems to me there's a whole lot of other families you should be much more worried about
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Probably not, which is why I pointed out in the first place that when you have a bunch of corrupt scumbags like the Conservative party in government, there's really no need to ask why a super-rich family are allowed to enter the country at will.Originally posted by AtW View PostLet's say bin Laden's family were middle class of some kind, would they get UK visa as easily as the got it now?
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So you think Labour Govt would not have given them visa?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostProbably not, which is why I pointed out in the first place that when you have a bunch of corrupt scumbags like the Conservative party in government, there's really no need to ask why a super-rich family are allowed to enter the country at will.
Wake up man, they are all a bunch of currupt scumbags.Comment
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