We left San Jose airport Saturday at 12:45.
 At 2:30, police reported that a man dumped "a white powdery substance" into
 the ventilation system of an about-to-depart plane, which, up to that moment,
 sounded like the biggest biological attack this country ever faced.

 The whore press went completely ape-shit over this allegation and screamed "The sky is falling"
 as loud as they could.  After we landed in K-Drag, Mrs. BartCop asked if I thought we were exposed,
 and did it have anything to do with that never-before swabbing our carry-on luggage received. I said,
 "Screw it," and poured myself a shot of Chinaco in my new and official Chinaco snifter from Tommy's.

 Hours later, that story was pulled from the wires and the Internet
 because it proved to be too embarrassing to the excitable press.

 This is how the story read at the time:

 United flight grounded in anthrax scare
 A United Airlines flight from Chicago to San Jose landed and was surrounded by police Saturday
 afternoon after flight attendants reported that a man who appeared to be of Middle Eastern origin
 tried to put an envelope full of white powder into the air duct system at the rear of the plane while
 it was in flight, local television station KNTV reported. Eighty people on Flight 1669 were held
 on the plane as the police tested the powder and the man was being held, the station reported.
 

 Why do I bring this up?

 I think this San Jose story is more proof that the whore press will simply disappear a story
 if that story later proves to be embarrassing to them.

 Remember that.
 Remember the Clinton & the crack baby story that can't be found now?
 The one I said I saw with my own eyes?

 They will change history in an attempt to hide the fact that they are greedy and salacious whores
 who would print ANYTHING if they thought it would sell one more newspaper than their rivals.
 

This is the sanitized version that they kept for their archives.
Notice how much more responsible the forever version is.

Saturday October 13 10:19 PM ET

Plane Held at San Jose Airport
  by Colleen Valles, AP Writer

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Eighty passengers and five crew members were held aboard a jet for three hours after it
landed Saturday because a passenger said a man had dispersed a powdery substance in the ventilation system.

The substance was confetti from a greeting card that a man had accidentally spilled, FBI spokesman Andrew Black said.
Police, FBI and emergency crews met the plane at about 2:30 p.m. and set up a decontamination tent for the
passengers of United Airlines Flight 1669 from Chicago. They were being released about 7 p.m.

``The substance being found in the airplane appears to be nothing more than confetti that spilled out of a greeting card,''
Black said. ``Now we have an airplane on the runway with 80 plus passengers who are
not very happy right now.''

The man's identity was not released, but Black said he is a longtime San Francisco Bay area resident.

Someone aboard the plane told a crew member the man had dispersed powder into the ventilation system.
The San Jose airport was alerted, and once the plane arrived, fire department personnel took air samples
from inside, said police spokesman Rubens Dalaison.

The man who spilled the confetti was escorted off the plane, stripped him of his clothing, washed down with detergent
and dressed in a hazardous materials suit that traps vapors.  The man and the witness were questioned by police.


We live in a capitalist news kind of country,
which means the guy with the craziest news makes money
so let's phoney up a scare for the bottom line's sake.


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