HEATHROW 13 - MAY HAVE UNKNOWINGLY PREVENTED A POSSIBLE TERRORIST ATTACK !

HEATHROW 13 – MAY HAVE UNKNOWINGLY

PREVENTED A POSSIBLE TERRORIST ATTACK !

 

While they may not have appreciated it at the time, the Heathrow 13 were doing the airport a very great favour by highlighting a breach in the security system which if it had been discovered by a heavily armed and murderous group of terrorists carrying machine guns, wearing suicide vests and carrying grenades the catastrophic outcome doesn’t even bear thinking about. Then who would the owners and operators of the mighty Heathrow Airport have blamed for the “disruption and delays”.

 

In an article, “Airport welcomes guilty verdict”, some six months after the happening, the owners and operators of the airport should be hanging their heads in shame that they have allowed things to get to this stage to cover up a major and serious breach in their security and that they are prepared to gloat at the way that these ordinary people are being treated and the stress that they and their families are being put through. The fact that they are prepared to sacrifice the possible futures of these thirteen ordinary people and their families in order to cover up their own failings is reprehendable. Instead of demands for expansion of the airport their should be demands for it to be closed down until the operators can prove that the safety of their employees, passengers, flight operators, local residents and the general public along with security matters are their very top priority.

It is time for Heathrow Airport to stand up and admit that they were at fault for allowing this group of ordinary people, who were peaceful protesters, to get past their security systems and gain access to a restricted area and cause disruption and delays. It is my understanding that in EU Law the airport owners and operators are responsible for any disruption and delays, what ever the reason, and they should take all steps to make sure that they do not happen.

 

James Hancock.

A Good Common Man.

( Because of what happens when “good men do nothing” Edmund Burke)