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Delta CEO Asks DOJ To Enforce A National "No Fly" List For Unruly Passengers | ZeroHedge

Of the 5,981 cases of unruly passenger behavior that were logged in 2021, 72% of them were related to disputes over mask compliance. 350 enforcement actions followed.

This year, 323 reports of such passengers have found their way to the FAA.

The idea of a central "no fly" list for unruly passengers was put forth by Delta last September. Garland then told prosecutors to prioritize cases involving disruptive and violent behavior on flights.

So far, 1,900 people have been barred from flying Delta due to not adhering to mask mandates.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Delta CEO Asks DOJ To Enforce A National "No Fly" List For Unruly Passengers | ZeroHedge

Of the 5,981 cases of unruly passenger behavior that were logged in 2021, 72% of them were related to disputes over mask compliance. 350 enforcement actions followed.

This year, 323 reports of such passengers have found their way to the FAA.

The idea of a central "no fly" list for unruly passengers was put forth by Delta last September. Garland then told prosecutors to prioritize cases involving disruptive and violent behavior on flights.

So far, 1,900 people have been barred from flying Delta due to not adhering to mask mandates.
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I’m against the use of masks. But this doesn’t really bother me. EVERYONE knows now what the rules of the game are. If you take the time to book and plane ticket, get to the airport, go through TSA, and then cause a ruckus about a mask once you’re on board. Fine. Be banned. If those that were banned were making a stand, great. But then I doubt they care they were banned.
 
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clutch482 said:
Where are you seeing the pic? Would love to see their faces. I’m usually a pretty laid back rule follower but these people are out of their minds and clearly either blinded by their own fears or being compensated in some way to continue on with this nonsense. My kids will for sure be pulled out of school if they start having regular monitors/mask police in school as proposed yesterday.
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kiddiedoc said:
Everyone gets a pass for the first few months of the pandemic.

Then, you have the F-tards that are still forcing my kids to wear cloth "masks" to school, keeping me from taking a cruise despite my immunity vs both the earlier and Omicron strains, and demanding that people take more boosters for a virus that has now mutated to a state not neutralized by mRNA shot-stimulated antibodies.
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I’ll add having to take a test to re-enter the US. Because you being positive is really going to impact a country with 300,000 cases a day.
 
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I’m pretty sure Gloria Johnson is behind all of this in our area after getting directives from the Biden administration. Then she got her helpers to take it from there. They’re also getting help from people downtown that have access to information regarding children with disabilities. A new name popped up last night of a woman that oversees special Ed for the county and she’s been denying mask exemptions even with doctors notes.
 
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Vol8188 said:
Glad to hear she’s getting better. I do realize vitamin D places a role in both immune function and risk of respiratory illness, so I know there’s a plausible causation.

But I also know a lot of covid deaths are nursing homes and people over 85. Obviously the sicker and older you are, the more likely you have low vitamin D.

It would be interesting to see more studies on the link
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I wonder if this will cause something similar to the jaundice eureka moment. Just wheel people outside, and they get better. In this case better is a relative improvement, not better as in cured. And it's not a quick fix either obviously.
 
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I'm currently sitting in a lecture about a different RNA virus (HIV) and how we initially did not treat them early either (original guidance was to wait until the CD4 count was below a specific level). Then obviously the data came out and showed early treatment was better (obviously)

I post it here, because currently if you get diagnosed with covid nothing is done until you end up in the hospital, and then we cry about how overwhelmed our hospitals are as a means of justifying authoritarian mandates and regulations.
 
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kiddiedoc said:
To be clear, he has emails with "Gain of Function" in the subject matter.

Agree 100%. I'm not sure where we go from here. As a physician, I don't know how I will view recommendations from the CDC and other advisory institutions in the future. I can easily see what I see and understand disease impact in my own patients.

I've never really been very politicly interested until the past couple of years. Now, I'm leaning towards the idea that government should exist to protect us from enemies and preserve our liberties, and that's about it.
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That was their original job until they voted themselves to be more. I can’t view the cdc as the authority they used to be. They have taken liberties for the sake of public safety they should have left to the people. They have been propagandists and squelched highly intelligent people on the subject of covid, going so far as to threaten their profession and ruining their reputations. I have always felt government was too big and their reach too far. This just solidified that thought.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Delta CEO Asks DOJ To Enforce A National "No Fly" List For Unruly Passengers | ZeroHedge

Of the 5,981 cases of unruly passenger behavior that were logged in 2021, 72% of them were related to disputes over mask compliance. 350 enforcement actions followed.

This year, 323 reports of such passengers have found their way to the FAA.

The idea of a central "no fly" list for unruly passengers was put forth by Delta last September. Garland then told prosecutors to prioritize cases involving disruptive and violent behavior on flights.

So far, 1,900 people have been barred from flying Delta due to not adhering to mask mandates.
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Fine, I won’t fly delta.
 
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