Tag Archive: The FAA
Despite all of the engineering progress, there seems to be an array of regulatory agencies blocking progress.
The Biden Administration’s Public Relations Playbook On Illegal Immigration: Hide It From The Public
- Try and stop senators from taking photos of the overcrowded facilities – which are “worse than ever”
- Refuse to answer basic questions about how many people, including kids, are being detained
- Fly the illegal aliens around in the middle of the night – even if they’re covid-positive
- Hide them in hotels without telling local authorities
- Impose FAA “no-fly” zones to try and stop footage getting out
Wired has a pretty balanced (surprisingly, these days) summary of the situation. Basically, if it’s done right it can really help things out, but there’s a lot of fine details that could be missed that could exacerbate the mess.
No Uber of the skies, and no good reason why, other than the FAA not liking the idea. Their logic is that it’s okay to share a flight with friends, but not if you have thousands of friends.
Testimony given to Congress. There’s a right way and a wrong way currently being considered.
This is something that a lot of countries (most notably Canada and New Zealand) have done in the past few years, with great results, so there are great models for us to follow.
Also opposed by government and the cartels.
Is there any obsolete way of doing business that government isn’t trying to protect?
So why is he sending the workers on furlough?
There’s only one answer.
They would be much more credible in any of this stuff if they actually legislated – but they’ve realized that their ideals are so out of whack with the rest of America that letting Americans read their bills is the one thing they can’t do.
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