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I'm sorry. I take back what I said previously. That's your older brother in the avatar "innit".
I'm sorry. I take back what I said previously. That's your older brother in the avatar "innit".
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I'm in synch with my sons' shifts. Its quite peaceful at 3:00am.
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sodthisforfun
Maybe, but he is still more mature than you.I'm sorry. I take back what I said previously. That's your older brother in the avatar "innit".
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How many on here have actually travelled to the US Post 9/11 and having to complete ESTA which now asks for your social media usernames
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Don't you have to tick a box if you are a terrorist?
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vinty
If you have a ticking box you are probably a terrorist.
There's a whole world I'd rather visit, in preference to the US of A.
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That's that durexplumber facked then.How many on here have actually travelled to the US Post 9/11 and having to complete ESTA which now asks for your social media usernames
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I've always fancied doing a fly-drive and seeing a whole load of different states for a over a few months. Be interesting to see how much they differ first hand.
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vinty
I think Tommy's conviction for using someone else's passport is a bit dubious.
The security services may have allowed him to travel to America to find out who he was meeting with because they could always arrest him when he returned.
The idea that a high profile character like Tommy could just walk through American security using his mates passport doesn't ring true, if it is that easy to get through post 9/11 New York airport security, what is to stop some mad Muslim fundamentalist borrowing his mates passport and boarding a plane to America.
The security services may have allowed him to travel to America to find out who he was meeting with because they could always arrest him when he returned.
The idea that a high profile character like Tommy could just walk through American security using his mates passport doesn't ring true, if it is that easy to get through post 9/11 New York airport security, what is to stop some mad Muslim fundamentalist borrowing his mates passport and boarding a plane to America.
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He didn't get in - they fingerprinted him and cross referenced the prints on their database and saw that he was not the person he was claiming to be.
That is why he was not allowed in, and why America doesnt want to give him another chance. He was lucky he didn't get locked up in America on terrorism charges - he actually got a flight back somehow.
"He used a self check-in kiosk to board the flight at Heathrow and was allowed through when the document was checked in the bag-drop area.
But when Lennon arrived at New York's JFK Airport, customs officials took his fingerprints and realised he was not travelling on his own passport.
Lennon was asked to attend a second interview but managed to leave the airport, entering the US illegally." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-20935502
If a "mad Muslim fundamentalist" tried the same thing they would probably be stopped on the UK side for further checks.
Have you never used self-check in for travel?
He is a criminal in so many ways - illegal travel, fraud, hate crimes, violence - it is shocking some people support him. But then, Hitler and Bin Laden had a lot of support, so I guess no real shock.
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sodthisforfun
Did someone ask him to pass the soap?
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