I do not know you guys--- I think a lot of this is a bunch of 14 year olds getting some kicks ,,
hoefully I am correct ..............Don Lemmon last night , IMO , was a hysterical irresponsbe journatlist carring on about two diverted planes for 42 min -- dude if you do not know how many flights are diverted daily , aproducer of yours ought to find out
he was a mess and wrong in this story CDNN needws to get6 there cr#p togehter --you idiots are scaring people with wrong info
you all wanna misreport the number killed in a car crash out on I78 whatever , but right now this is fragile
be jounalists ,
the sad thing at the end of the day is CNN is run by the dide that made AIrplane the movie -- funny funny as an aviation lover I loved it , how this guy got to be the CEO of CNN ah shall end my post now
unreal ............
I agree with your sentiment, CARIIS, but I think it is more likely that the general public is jumping at the sound of their own farts. Yes, journalists should be above this, but they enjoy feeding the fears of the public.
It was the same after 9/11: every couple of hours another "attack" was imminent, or another plot uncovered, most of which were just a case of nerves, or in some cases, sickos calling in threats just to feed the hysteria.
Yes, a terrible act of terrorism was exacted on the people of Paris. But we need to be rational and not freak out over every person wearing a hijab or every time a car backfires.
And don't get me started on the people that almost drool over the possibility of being a target! In the last few days I have heard ad nauseum why Northern Lousiana is the next ISIS target because we have an AFB. I get that, but there are many AFBs in this country. And if one tries to assure folks with this logic, it is taken as an affront.
I mean, really? Why are people so eager to be the next victim? Or for there to be another attack on innocent lives? I just don't get it.
I prefer to love my family, go about my work, enjoy the gorgeous blue skies and cooler weather and laugh together over a meal.
That is not to say I am ignorant of the possibilities. But I refuse to jump at my own shadow, overreact to every unvetted "news" alert, or treat with suspicion people who may look different from me.
What happened in Paris is horrific enough without excitedly hoping for it to happen again somewhere else, and yes, IMO, some people actually do that. It is like they are disappointed when the "alerts" prove to be just another episode of hysteria.
This is MY OPINION. To which I am entitled.