On Wed, Aug 10, 2016 at 10:20 AM, Roland wrote:
> But the point, contrary to the article remains. If the Kafala fear, the
> fear of Liberty and of human rights had been predominant in their minds,
> they would have sent a telepathic message to their overhead bins. "Burn,
> baby burn".
Roland Fr
A seemingly good explanation, very well written by the article's author I must
admit and relevant to the Keralite mindset, for after all the plane was from
Trivandrum to Dubai and therefore filled with Keralites.
But his reasoning would scarcely apply to Gulf residents from other parts of
India
Here is an explanation for the behavior of the passengers who grabbed their
luggage from the Emirates plane which crash landed.
http://scroll.in/article/813593/emirates-crash-when-you-dont-own-your-liberty-and-property-your-possessions-become-most-important
On Sat, Aug 6, 2016 at 4:51 AM, Gabe Menezes wrote:
> On 5 August 2016 at 20:06, Roland wrote:
>
> RESPONSE; The Newspapers have published that this is not only and Indian
> phenomenon, it happened else where in "Frisco...
> air travelers often ignore the order to drop everything, a fact
> illu
Were the passengers grabbing THEIR OWN baggage or other people's baggage?
The report is very clear.
Regards,
Marshall
*You can blame poverty in India for people looting accident victims'
valuables when lying wounded or dead on a highway road.What can you blame
for people blocking other p
On 5 August 2016 at 20:06, Roland wrote:
> You can blame poverty in India for people looting accident victims'
> valuables when lying wounded or dead on a highway road.
>
> What can you blame for people blocking other passengers exit path in a
> frenzy to grab baggage when their plane makes an em
You can blame poverty in India for people looting accident victims' valuables
when lying wounded or dead on a highway road.
What can you blame for people blocking other passengers exit path in a frenzy
to grab baggage when their plane makes an emergency landing and is about to
burst into flames
