From Rayelan:

Several days ago, two planes collided in midair -- I sent out an article titled: Has the War Begun? IF you haven't read it -- here is the link (ACTUALLY THE LINK IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS POST TO THE FORUM)

http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/config.pl?read=4074

I just found an article about a South West Airlines flight which had a passenger attack the cockpit.

Why is this important?

South West Airlines was started as a way of safely flying government covert operatives, or other government men who may have assassins trying to kill them.

In other words, SWA is like a safe house in the sky. There is an agreement between all factions that SWA is never to be attacked, bombed or otherwise sabotaged.

It appears as if someone broke that agreement. Messing with SWA is like messing with the devil. This attack will NOT go unpunished. Killing the attacker is JUST the beginning.

I think the people who sent the young man to attack and crash an SWA flight should remember what happens when you mess with the Devil.

Please check the papers for the next few days. I think certain high ranking government employees might have a rash of heart attacks. If Clinton was behind this he might even resign and flee to England where Tony Blair has promised him safe haven.

This was round two in the WAR --

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/aponline/20000812/aponline231951_000.htm

Jet Passenger Attacks Cockpit, Dies
The Associated Press
Saturday, Aug. 12, 2000; 11:19 p.m. EDT

SALT LAKE CITY –– A 19-year-old passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight tried to break into the cockpit, then died of an apparent heart attack after being taken into custody, an airline spokesman said Saturday.

The man, on a flight from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City, was pulled off the plane by airport security when the plane landed Friday night, Southwest spokesman Ed Stewart said.

Officers at the Salt Lake City International Airport identified the man as Jonathan Burton of Las Vegas and said he had suffered a heart attack.

"The plane was about 20 minutes from landing and that's when this gentleman did go into a rage and tried apparently to break into the cockpit doors," Stewart said Saturday.

"Up until 20 minutes before the flight landed, everything was fine," Stewart said. "For all we know, he could have had a seizure or something."

Stewart said crew members tried to restrain the man, but it took half a dozen passengers to help hold him down.

Airport duty manager Dennis Andersen said the man went into cardiac arrest after being pulled off the plane by airport security. He said no other information was immediately available, except that the case had been handed over to the FBI.

No one else on board the plane, carrying 121 passengers and five crew members, was reported injured.

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On the Net:

Salt Lake City airport: http://www.quickaid.com/airports/slc/

Southwest Airlines: http://www.southwest.com/