Cool...er..who? Ok just found out that she is another no nothing student with no concept of real life, but feels she can hold up an aircraft full of people, for no other reason than she has a big mouth and camera phone.
Good on her but i honestly don't know what i would've said if i was a fellow passenger. I hate flying, and anything that delays me getting off the plane i want to murder in the coldest bloods of a thousand winters.
We don't know anything about the circumstances of any of the people on the plane home, what if someone was flying to see a loved one for the last time, as Kentaddick has touched on there are lots of people who suffer whilst flying, what if that had caused someone to have a panic attack or worse? So yeah great one Erin.
We don't know anything about the circumstances of any of the people on the plane home, what if someone was flying to see a loved one for the last time, as Kentaddick has touched on there are lots of people who suffer whilst flying, what if that had caused someone to have a panic attack or worse? So yeah great one Erin.
What if delaying the flight meant that it got sucked into a vortex transporting all on board back to the times of the French Revolution and they were all somehow mistaken for King Louis and were guillotined to death? So yeah great one Erin.
I have no clue what this is about, can someone explain or post a link?
An Afghan was being deported from Sweden. Some young Dorris decided to start shooting and screaming ( and filming for Facebook obviously) and stopped the plane from flying.
As the country heads towards a general election in September, Sweden’s centre-left coalition government is keen to keep up expulsions of asylum seekers whose applications have been turned down. “If you get rejected, you have to go home – otherwise we will not have a proper migration system,” the prime minister, Stefan Löfven, said last year after an Uzbek asylum seeker whose claim had been rejected drove a truck into shoppers in Stockholm, killing five people.
After Taliban violence increased in January, the country briefly halted deportations to Afghanistan. But the Swedish migration board stands by its assessment that the country is a safe destination for asylum seekers whose claims have been turned down.
From the Guardian.
So his case was heard fairly, he wasn't granted Asylum but some little brat knows more, holds up a flight, ignores the instructions of the planes captain and causes more aggro.
Lets hope she gets a fine and he's on his way home.
As the country heads towards a general election in September, Sweden’s centre-left coalition government is keen to keep up expulsions of asylum seekers whose applications have been turned down. “If you get rejected, you have to go home – otherwise we will not have a proper migration system,” the prime minister, Stefan Löfven, said last year after an Uzbek asylum seeker whose claim had been rejected drove a truck into shoppers in Stockholm, killing five people.
After Taliban violence increased in January, the country briefly halted deportations to Afghanistan. But the Swedish migration board stands by its assessment that the country is a safe destination for asylum seekers whose claims have been turned down.
From the Guardian.
So his case was heard fairly, he wasn't granted Asylum but some little brat knows more, holds up a flight, ignores the instructions of the planes captain and causes more aggro.
Lets hope she gets a fine and he's on his way home.
Laws are allowed to be broker by people if you look it look at it a certain way, you should know that by now.
Regardless of the right and wrong of it she hasn't actually done anything illegal (and researched beforehand to make sure she hadn't/wouldn't). Whether or not it should now be MADE a crime is open to discussion.
Regardless of the right and wrong of it she hasn't actually done anything illegal (and researched beforehand to make sure she hadn't/wouldn't). Whether or not it should now be MADE a crime is open to discussion.
She has insisted, both during the protest itself and in Facebook posts yesterday, that “no laws were broken” by her actions, adding: “This is a right in Sweden.”
According to DW, though, the Swedish authorities think differently. Police said passengers who refuse to obey a pilot's orders while on board a plane can face fines or up to six months in jail.
I think it seems pretty idealistic as she probably doesn't know much about the actual case and he will probably be deported another day anyway, but I do think it's a good thing that people are prepared to stand up for what they believe. It's not exactly Tiananmen Square or the White Rose movement but I am sure there were people around those who criticized them for causing an inconvenience. I guess she has highlighted the issue and got people talking about it.
Regardless of the right and wrong of it she hasn't actually done anything illegal (and researched beforehand to make sure she hadn't/wouldn't). Whether or not it should now be MADE a crime is open to discussion.
She has insisted, both during the protest itself and in Facebook posts yesterday, that “no laws were broken” by her actions, adding: “This is a right in Sweden.”
According to DW, though, the Swedish authorities think differently. Police said passengers who refuse to obey a pilot's orders while on board a plane can face fines or up to six months in jail.
The point is that despite her requests, the pilot didn't come to speak to her let alone give her an order. Her only conversation was with a steward. As she said, the pilot could have ordered the deportee and minders off the plane and negated the 2hr delay but chose not to. Doubt he didn't get advice further up the food chain either.
Disappointed in the CL response to this issue. Are we in support of HMG decision to send Afgan translators back to their homeland?
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Ok just found out that she is another no nothing student with no concept of real life, but feels she can hold up an aircraft full of people, for no other reason than she has a big mouth and camera phone.
bitch.
After Taliban violence increased in January, the country briefly halted deportations to Afghanistan. But the Swedish migration board stands by its assessment that the country is a safe destination for asylum seekers whose claims have been turned down.
From the Guardian.
So his case was heard fairly, he wasn't granted Asylum but some little brat knows more, holds up a flight, ignores the instructions of the planes captain and causes more aggro.
Lets hope she gets a fine and he's on his way home.
She'll think twice before doing it again with the Airline now having a hefty bill to pay because someone thinks they know better
It's better to do something rather than nothing.
1. He'll just be deported another day.
2. She'll probably get fined and/or imprisoned.
According to DW, though, the Swedish authorities think differently. Police said passengers who refuse to obey a pilot's orders while on board a plane can face fines or up to six months in jail.
Disappointed in the CL response to this issue. Are we in support of HMG decision to send Afgan translators back to their homeland?