Airline Pilot Exposing Threats
Already Known to Terrorists

A San Francisco-based airline pilot exposed via a video the glaring defects in security as aircraft service personnel had virtually unlimited access to the aircraft, with the ability to plant bombs, while subjecting passengers to ludicrous and humiliating security measures. In response to exposing this ludicrous and incompetent scenario to the public, six government agents descended upon the pilot's home and demanded the return of the gun permit authorized for the pilot to have as a deterrent to a terrorist attack in the cockpit.

CNN aired the comments by an African-American retired airline pilot criticizing the captain revealing the TSA incompetence, stating he would not want the pilot on his crew. That black retired pilot is typical of the airline pilots that kept quiet when the deadly corruption was ongoing that FAA inspector was reporting, and that enabled a series of major aviation disasters and deaths. This writer was a Navy Patrol Plane Commander in World War II; an international airline captain thereafter; an FAA airline safety inspector during the time when airline disasters often occurred every few months, and the author of the highly documented and explosive book, History of Aviation Disasters: 1950 to 9/11. What the United States needs is more people like the airline pilot that exposed the incompetence of TSA personnel and less of those that prefer to cover up for the problems. See. www.unfriendlyskies.com.