REFLECTOR:[Fwd: FAA-2003-14293]
John Dibble
reflector@tvbf.org
Thu, 15 Jan 2004 14:51:06 -0600
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Here's something equally stupid. A proposed regulation giving the FAA
the power to selectively deny pilot licences. Attached is the message I
sent. Sensationalism, not truth, has always been the top priority for
the news media and I can understand why they do this to make money. The
real crime is when our government preys on this situation in order to
pass more regulations and further over-regulate us.
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Subject: FAA-2003-14293
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 10:28:58 -0600
From: John Dibble <aminetech@dixie-net.com>
To: ricp@aea.net
I see no point in this new regulation. To my knowledge, the terrorists
did not get a certificate, they just took lessons, so this new
regulation won't solve anything. My impression is that the FAA/TSA
either does not understand the problem, or is not interested in fixing
it. Of course the government can't prevent anyone from taking lessons.
But INS could incorporate a similar regulation to deny entry into the US
or revoke a visa. That would fix the problem. Why is AEA working to
modify a proposed regulation that serves no purpose? I think you should
just object to this regulation, period.
John Dibble
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Here's something equally stupid. A proposed regulation giving the FAA
the power to selectively deny pilot licences. Attached is the message
I sent. Sensationalism, not truth, has always been the top priority
for the news media and I can understand why they do this to make
money. The real crime is when our government preys on this situation
in order to pass more regulations and further over-regulate us.<br>
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<pre>I see no point in this new regulation. To my knowledge, the terrorists
did not get a certificate, they just took lessons, so this new
regulation won't solve anything. My impression is that the FAA/TSA
either does not understand the problem, or is not interested in fixing
it. Of course the government can't prevent anyone from taking lessons.
But INS could incorporate a similar regulation to deny entry into the US
or revoke a visa. That would fix the problem. Why is AEA working to
modify a proposed regulation that serves no purpose? I think you should
just object to this regulation, period.
John Dibble
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