Another Plane down!! (1 Viewer)

[Nick]

Looks like another is down, possible attack:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/egyptair-flight-ms804-missing-live-8003059

 

---

[chiefdave]

Has to be an attack, planes don't just drop out of the sky like that.

 

[Wm65]

Worrying as it flew from France where security is red hot - not sure what more can be done as far as security goes

 

[Captain Dart]

Worrying as it flew from France where security is red hot - not sure what more can be done as far as security goes

I heard that they discovered there were 35 employees of the airport on a terrorism watch list while doing checks after the Bataclan attack.

 

[jimmyhillsfanclub]

The planes previous 2 stops were in Tunisia & Eretreae.........

 

[eastwoodsdustman]

Saw an interview on the news this morning where a security expert at Paris airport was saying that they'd moved 70 workers away from areas where they could be a threat as they were being radicalised at work and by elements of their union as well! Makes you wonder what is going on over on the continent when it comes to the battle with islamic terrorism.

 

[Nick]

Saw an interview on the news this morning where a security expert at Paris airport was saying that they'd moved 70 workers away from areas where they could be a threat as they were being radicalised at work and by elements of their union as well! Makes you wonder what is going on over on the continent when it comes to the battle with islamic terrorism.

Surely if people are being radicalised at work you don't move them, you just get rid and deal with them.

 

[mrtrench]

Surely if people are being radicalised at work you don't move them, you just get rid and deal with them.

You can't sack someone for their religious beliefs - especially in France, it's almost impossible to sack someone.

 

[Nick]

You can't sack someone for their religious beliefs - especially in France, it's almost impossible to sack someone.

If it involves killing people or being part of people being killed they can't really work in an airport.

 

[eastwoodsdustman]

Thankfully someone somewhere has taken the decision to move them to somewhere where they pose less of a risk. But, surely common sense would tell you that someone who is a risk to others shouldn't be working at an airport. If the unions have such power in France and they are aware of the radicalisation of its members then they are just as much part of the problem. Makes you wonder why we're having to decide whether we want to be a part of it all or not.