Fri 2008/01/25 08:32
As you may know, when you come to Japan, you are welcomed by being asked for your finger print. If you are going to be flying to Japan around July 7 - 9th, you may also be welcomed by having your plane shot down. Japan Probe reports that Japanese officials are preparing to shoot down commercial aircraft in the event that its hijacked and heading for the G8 summit. Looks like the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many... A clip of a plane being shot down over parliament - me home town London.
Posted on Fri 2008/01/25 08:32 by
I've never traveled by plane, although I would love going to Japan someday.
(ID #23528) Posted on 2008/01/25 23:45
Video Editor / Sound Designer / DJ
Looks like the Japanese government instituted this new policy after the presentation by MP Yoshida Fujita abot 9/11. He exposed the biggest secret in the US Government in Japanese TV! Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P3mhLDm6_Q (short version) Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOF_pXW84io&feature=related (full version) The game is up, even Japan cant take it anymore!!
(ID #23724) Posted on 2008/01/26 18:30
Well the London bombings did coincide with the G8 summit in Glasgow, good opportunity for terrorism. Nice vid there btw.
(ID #23529) Posted on 2008/01/25 23:47
Video Editor / Sound Designer / DJ
Wasnt a coincidence mate, looks like it was rather planned (NOT by "Al-Qaida") Check out the documentary "7/7 Ripple Effect" on Google Video for more information on that.
(ID #23722) Posted on 2008/01/26 18:23
NEET (no, student...)
that's an international disaster waiting to happen if Japan actually proceeded the plan. Although, America has said that they will gladly shoot down commercial jet liners with fighter jets if it has been hijacked... or maybe a Gundam would stop it...
(ID #23532) Posted on 2008/01/26 00:06
that sucks! shoot down the airplane
(ID #23534) Posted on 2008/01/26 00:08
Just hope everything goes well during that time. There is enough terrorism around...too much shite in this world
(ID #23539) Posted on 2008/01/26 00:16
I hope you guys know thats a fake video.
(ID #23543) Posted on 2008/01/26 00:24
Looks like it, and probably is.
(ID #23570) Posted on 2008/01/26 02:03
That was the first thing I thought once I saw the tank, my mind went "CGI!" Anyways, had this really "happened" I would know about it.
(ID #23576) Posted on 2008/01/26 02:20
radical anime fan in Singapore; starting to freeze up. Mmm, end-of-year weather. (Registered on 2007/01/25 22:08)
Polytechnic Freshman. Mmm... fresh.
the missile box was moving too smoothly to be real... maybe they added lots of lubrication.
(ID #23597) Posted on 2008/01/26 04:13
Of course it is, otherwise there would be social and political tantrums... I mean crises all over the world.
(ID #23716) Posted on 2008/01/26 17:00
The question is: Are the lifes of plane passengers worth less than the lives of the G8 politicians? I don't think so.
(ID #23547) Posted on 2008/01/26 00:31
It doesn't matter the people on the plane are gonna die either way. Might as well limit the loss of lives.
(ID #23574) Posted on 2008/01/26 02:19
It's not that easy. You can't be sure a plane has really been hijacked and even if you are sure that something like this happened (e. g. the hijackers said so via radio communication) you can't be sure he plans to crash into a building or something. It's also possible that he wants to fly somewhere and/or he wants to hold the passengers to ransom. Even if you are absolutely sure that crashing the plane into something is the original plan of the hijacker, which is unlikely, there is still the chance that he won't do it, because of his fear or qualms or something like that. It's not that rare that someone wants to commit a crime but later on he just can't do it. So unless you are 100% sure that the passengers will die anyway shooting down the plane is just wrong.
(ID #23663) Posted on 2008/01/26 10:05
As harsh as it sounds, yes. Their lives are of less value to the world. Hence why in combat situations generals make plans instead of risking their lives on the front lines. While ethically all lives are equal, the attendees of events such as G8 make and change the political climate of the world; 300 randoms on a 747 do not. I bring your attention to the recent killing of Benazir Bhutto in Pakistan and the new level of political unrest borderlining on civil war it caused. Hundreds, perhaps thousands are murdered for political reasons daily accross the world and nobody bats an eyelid. When a political leader is killed however, it's a green light for everybody to start fighting everybody. Something we'd rather avoid.
(ID #23736) Posted on 2008/01/26 20:05
Game Designer
i dont feel surprise for Japs saying that, since they are the only country that would actually take serious action that they claim would brings benefits to the society... o~ cool video~ since I'm now here in London~ wish i could see that myself.
(ID #23558) Posted on 2008/01/26 01:07
Online Shop
You are now required to give your fingerprints coming to USA if you are not a United States citizen. This did surprise me when I went to Japan last December since I did not have to do this during the summer visit. I guess airport security gets tighthen all around the world.
(ID #23560) Posted on 2008/01/26 01:19
paranoia i say.. but shooting down a plane must be left as a last resort all that money..
(ID #23566) Posted on 2008/01/26 01:30
What the hell? This... This is madness!
(ID #23573) Posted on 2008/01/26 02:18
Madness? THIS IS SPARTA!!!! (Someone had to do it.)
(ID #24026) Posted on 2008/01/27 21:58
onehp (Registered on 2007/12/09 06:11)
Then, can't we go by naval ship? Or maybe submarines!
(ID #23577) Posted on 2008/01/26 02:24
onehp (Registered on 2007/12/09 06:11)
Oooo oooo! I will travel by land using a donkey! No one can hijack a donkey!
(ID #23579) Posted on 2008/01/26 02:29
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
I'll hijack your ass....literally.
(ID #23606) Posted on 2008/01/26 04:28
Part human, part student, 100% loser
LOL
(ID #23623) Posted on 2008/01/26 06:15
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
I'm sure Japans Public Security Section 9 is on top of things. They would never let anything happen to their big name politicians.
(ID #23583) Posted on 2008/01/26 02:49
ひきこもり/Hikikomori. Suits my current state more than a 大学生/University Student. ^^
The defense minister of Japan actually refused to confirm this plan to shoot down commercial planes, [[Defence Minister Shigeru Ishiba declined to comment on whether Japan was considering shooting down hijacked planes. "Of course we have to consider all possible situations. But we cannot talk about what we are considering," he told reporters.]] http://sg.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20080124/tap-uk-japan-g8-security-2ef4ed8.html Well he is being so evasive, isn't he.. Had he been blunt and just confirmed it, I think during the event of G8 meeting, flight to Japan won't be so populated >_
(ID #23595) Posted on 2008/01/26 04:10
Wouldn't that be called an "Internal terrorism"!? As in "terrorizing your own people"!?! Well then... I guess you better hope that your plane doesn't get hijacked... Btw...What if it's one of those "fake" hijacks where they threaten to set off a bomb, but actually don't have one?! Ouch.
(ID #23611) Posted on 2008/01/26 04:45
anime/cosplay events organizer
it may be extreme but i guess in order to protect the G8 delegates from harm then i guess this is a nice idea
(ID #23615) Posted on 2008/01/26 05:07
If I ever go to Japan, I'll just make sure not to take a plane that will get hijacked.
(ID #23617) Posted on 2008/01/26 05:37
I wonder if they are going to put up a huge fence or use their jets like they did here...
(ID #23702) Posted on 2008/01/26 14:48
TK-8316 / 宅男 Otaku / 工程师 Engineer
worry not. we can always count on the celestial beings. ('~')
(ID #23711) Posted on 2008/01/26 15:19
LOLS XD
(ID #23738) Posted on 2008/01/26 20:12
Afro-ed Student
.. I'm scared now. lol
(ID #23824) Posted on 2008/01/27 03:21
300 people out of the total population of this world, its only a small insignificant percantage that issnt even worthy to be mentioned, if their deaths is able to prevent the death of even more people then perhaps its worth it.
(ID #23849) Posted on 2008/01/27 04:03
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