"two private planes collided on the runway of a Houston airport early last week. luckily, no one was seriously injured, and the ultimate nightmare scenario of a midair collision did not transpire. investigators are still looking into the incident, though early reports suggest the air traffic controllers were responsible.
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"while the disturbing decline in aviation safety is complex and multifaceted [N.S.: bla, bla, bla], we identified two major contributing factors that have received scant media attention. the first such factor is the likely contribution of disastrous covid-era policies to the staffing shortage of many air traffic control rooms. the second factor is that aggressive affirmative action policies implemented during the 'Obama' administration have resulted in a catastrophic collapse in the quality of controllers. in short, covid policies have gutted the quantity of air traffic controllers, and diversity policies have gutted the quality of air traffic controllers, creating unprecedented danger for the aviation industry.
"the implications of these findings reach far beyond the scope of aviation, as important as this industry is. rather, the collapse of the aviation industry must be understood in the context of a broader collapse in our ability to maintain the infrastructure of a First World society. this is a major and significant trend that we highlighted years ago in our coverage of the repeated failures of texas' electric power grid"
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Not that I fear going on planes,just the ones with nig*ers on them--especially in,but not restricted to--the pilot's seat.
--GRA
Add that to the list. Air traffic controllers. Affirmative action hires the quality of applicant down. Golly! Why would that be? Golly!
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