PREDICTION: Stick of Dynamite Found in Checked Luggage
Here's an interesthing Prediction:
That's why Howard Stern doesn't like the French and the Filipinos:
Davis always claims that I was in control of the finances since they were all written in my name. So therefore I had a say then entire time and could've said no to him at any time.
That's what Abusive People say in defense of their actions and that if people were really abused, they could leave any time they want. It's a way of dismissing any Psychological hold they have on people.
While Davis may have a solid case, that's the whole reason why that Omen surfaced where his car got totaled in October 2002. He was pulling out into an intersection in his BMW when another person named Blaney (his name) rammed into him with a truck.
It was Davis' fault for not looking. The way Davis tries to make me look like I am guilty is like Davis blaming the BMW for not having seen oncoming truck when Davis pulled into the intersection.
Davis was "behind the wheel" steering me as the Corporate Vehicle. I had said that Davis would be what you'd call a Financial Child Molester or Financial Predator. He doesn't even realize it.
He looks for a very specific type of person to work with the same way Child Molesters look for victims. Child Molesters go for inexperienced young children that don't know any better.
Davis looks for people who haven't been in Hollywood for very long. As I said, if I had known that Davis had gone to jail for Fraud, he would never have gotten as much money and loans out of me or my mom.
Davis would take this attitude with me as if he's putting in all this work and sacrifice. He didn't realize that he was technically bluffing and didn't realize that his "poker hand" wasn't as good as he thinks it is.
No bank or financial institution would lend him money with a track record like that. I pointedly told him that no person in their right mind would lend him as much money as he borrows from people if they knew his track record of unreliability, delinquent payments, and having gone to jail for Fraud.
I said how Davis put his foot in his mouth when he said, "I'm not worried about you suing me because all I have to do is prove your crazy."
I told him I'm not worried about suing him. He has borrowed so much money from people that if you posted his mugshot in Southern California, people would step forward recognizing him for having borrowed money from and either not paying it back or where it was late.
That's because Davis borrows money from others to pay off old debts. It's that saying of "Robbing Peter to pay Paul." That's why I keep my distance from him and don't want to know about any of his shady Business Deals so he doesn't suck me down into it.
The attitude that Davis was taking with me is the attitude young kids or people who think they have leverage or are in a good position really aren't. Sometimes you really have to spell it out for people because they either don't think you're smart enough to know they're pulling the wool over your eyes or they really had no clue that they're in deep trouble.
Some people really have no clue that they've committed an offense or a felony. Davis once tried to get me to sign someone else's name on a contract. I told him that's Forgery.
Duh.
Not only is it illegal, but he was trying to get me to forge the signature. That's how much of a bonehead Davis can be. That's why the television show "Gilligan's Island" makes fun of him:
That's Davis who would say and do dumb things that would ruin chances of fixing the financial problems we were having at the time.
Stick of Dynamite Found in Checked Luggage
By KRISTEN HAYS, AP Business Writer
HOUSTON - A stick of dynamite was found in a college student's checked luggage on a Continental Airlines flight from Argentina, one of seven security incidents Friday that caused U.S. flights to be diverted, evacuated, searched or delayed.
Howard McFarland Fish, 21, was charged with carrying an explosive aboard an aircraft and was in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Federal authorities have determined that his actions were not acts of terrorism, ICE spokeswoman Luisa Deason said in a statement.
Houston Fire Department Assistant Chief Omero Longoria said Fish told authorities he works in mining and often handles explosives. Longoria said federal officials were investigating whether the explanation was true.
Bill Waldock, aviation safety professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Arizona, said the incident could have been disastrous and raises questions about security in overseas airports. Dynamite can be unstable if it's old, he added.
"You're in a pressurized airplane, you get a detonation in the cargo hold, it could blow a hole in the airplane big enough to bring it down," he said.
The dynamite was found during a luggage search in a federal inspection station at Bush Intercontinental Airport shortly after Flight 52 landed at about 6 a.m.
Marlene McClinton, spokeswoman for the Houston Airport System, said ICE officials and the
FBI shut down the customs area and began questioning Fish, one of 173 passengers on the flight.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Houston said Fish, of Connecticut, would appear before a federal magistrate Monday. Carrying an explosive aboard an aircraft carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.
Fish is a psychology student at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., said Roger Clow, the college's director of communications. He declined to answer other questions about Fish, citing privacy concerns.
In other incidents:
_An American Airlines flight from England to Chicago was forced to land in Bangor, Maine, after federal officials "learned of a reported threat," FBI spokeswoman Gail Marcinkiewicz said. Some people on board said a fellow passenger was handcuffed and placed in a police car as they were leaving the jetliner.
Marcinkiewicz said no one was arrested but declined to say if anyone from the flight out of Manchester was in custody.
_A US Airways jet was diverted to Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport after a federal air marshal subdued a disruptive passenger who had pushed a flight attendant, the FBI said.
The passenger was undergoing a mental evaluation, and authorities had yet to determine what criminal charges he might face. The twin-engine jet returned to flight three hours later on its trip from Phoenix to Charlotte, N.C.
_A Continental Airlines flight from Corpus Christi, Texas, to Bakersfield, Calif., was held in El Paso, one of its scheduled stops, after the crew discovered a missing panel in the lavatory, authorities said. Passengers were being screened and interviewed, Amy von Walter of the Transportation Security Administration said.
_A utility knife was found on a vacant passenger seat of a US Airways flight that had traveled from Philadelphia to Bradley International Airport in Connecticut, state police said.
No arrests were made and there were no threats involved, said Master Sgt. J. Paul Vance, state police spokesman. He said it was unknown Friday whether a worker inadvertently left the knife on the plane or a passenger brought it on.
_An Aer Lingus flight from New York to Dublin was evacuated Friday morning during a scheduled stopover in western Ireland following a bomb threat that turned out to be unfounded, officials said.
• A United Airlines flight out of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport was delayed because a small boy said something inappropriate, according to a government official speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the information. "He didn't want to fly," the official said.
The Manchester-to-Chicago flight, American Airlines Flight 55, was diverted to Bangor for security reasons,
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Arlene Murray said.
The plane landed on a remote taxiway and passengers were taken by bus to a holding area, said airport manager Rebecca Hupp. State police provided bomb squad dogs, and local police provided additional assistance.
"The TSA learned of a reported threat to the aircraft while it was en route," TSA spokeswoman Andrea McCauley said, declining to give further details. FBI agents were interviewing passengers and crew, she added.
Marcinkiewicz, of the FBI, declined to elaborate on the source of the threat, or to say whether officials believed it to be legitimate.
Passengers said they had not seen any disruptions during the flight. Amy Chignell of Redditch, England, said she sat next to the man who appeared to be the subject of concern and did not see him do anything out of the ordinary, although he went to the restroom a few times.
Tom Roseberry of Seattle said passengers were told they were landing in Maine because a member of the crew was ill. But he said passengers began to suspect something else was going on when they saw a fighter jet zoom by.
Associated Press Writer Leslie Miller in Washington contributed to this story.
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- It mentions about Howard McFarland Fish
- I said 8/22/2006 about Howard being Charlie
- Fish is for Pisces
- I said 8/21/2006 about Darren McFarland being Davis' friend
That's why Howard Stern doesn't like the French and the Filipinos:
- I'm Filipino
- My last name Rodillon is French
- Howard was doing really bad things in Summer 2004
Davis always claims that I was in control of the finances since they were all written in my name. So therefore I had a say then entire time and could've said no to him at any time.
That's what Abusive People say in defense of their actions and that if people were really abused, they could leave any time they want. It's a way of dismissing any Psychological hold they have on people.
While Davis may have a solid case, that's the whole reason why that Omen surfaced where his car got totaled in October 2002. He was pulling out into an intersection in his BMW when another person named Blaney (his name) rammed into him with a truck.
It was Davis' fault for not looking. The way Davis tries to make me look like I am guilty is like Davis blaming the BMW for not having seen oncoming truck when Davis pulled into the intersection.
Davis was "behind the wheel" steering me as the Corporate Vehicle. I had said that Davis would be what you'd call a Financial Child Molester or Financial Predator. He doesn't even realize it.
He looks for a very specific type of person to work with the same way Child Molesters look for victims. Child Molesters go for inexperienced young children that don't know any better.
Davis looks for people who haven't been in Hollywood for very long. As I said, if I had known that Davis had gone to jail for Fraud, he would never have gotten as much money and loans out of me or my mom.
Davis would take this attitude with me as if he's putting in all this work and sacrifice. He didn't realize that he was technically bluffing and didn't realize that his "poker hand" wasn't as good as he thinks it is.
No bank or financial institution would lend him money with a track record like that. I pointedly told him that no person in their right mind would lend him as much money as he borrows from people if they knew his track record of unreliability, delinquent payments, and having gone to jail for Fraud.
I said how Davis put his foot in his mouth when he said, "I'm not worried about you suing me because all I have to do is prove your crazy."
I told him I'm not worried about suing him. He has borrowed so much money from people that if you posted his mugshot in Southern California, people would step forward recognizing him for having borrowed money from and either not paying it back or where it was late.
That's because Davis borrows money from others to pay off old debts. It's that saying of "Robbing Peter to pay Paul." That's why I keep my distance from him and don't want to know about any of his shady Business Deals so he doesn't suck me down into it.
The attitude that Davis was taking with me is the attitude young kids or people who think they have leverage or are in a good position really aren't. Sometimes you really have to spell it out for people because they either don't think you're smart enough to know they're pulling the wool over your eyes or they really had no clue that they're in deep trouble.
Some people really have no clue that they've committed an offense or a felony. Davis once tried to get me to sign someone else's name on a contract. I told him that's Forgery.
Duh.
Not only is it illegal, but he was trying to get me to forge the signature. That's how much of a bonehead Davis can be. That's why the television show "Gilligan's Island" makes fun of him:
- Bob Denver = Initials BD = Blaney Davis
- Denver is in Colorado = CO = Company = Businesss = Davis as my former Business Associate
- Gilligan would wear a Red Long Sleeve Shirt = Valentine's Day = Davis born Valentine's Day
That's Davis who would say and do dumb things that would ruin chances of fixing the financial problems we were having at the time.
Stick of Dynamite Found in Checked Luggage
By KRISTEN HAYS, AP Business Writer
HOUSTON - A stick of dynamite was found in a college student's checked luggage on a Continental Airlines flight from Argentina, one of seven security incidents Friday that caused U.S. flights to be diverted, evacuated, searched or delayed.
Howard McFarland Fish, 21, was charged with carrying an explosive aboard an aircraft and was in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Federal authorities have determined that his actions were not acts of terrorism, ICE spokeswoman Luisa Deason said in a statement.
Houston Fire Department Assistant Chief Omero Longoria said Fish told authorities he works in mining and often handles explosives. Longoria said federal officials were investigating whether the explanation was true.
Bill Waldock, aviation safety professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Arizona, said the incident could have been disastrous and raises questions about security in overseas airports. Dynamite can be unstable if it's old, he added.
"You're in a pressurized airplane, you get a detonation in the cargo hold, it could blow a hole in the airplane big enough to bring it down," he said.
The dynamite was found during a luggage search in a federal inspection station at Bush Intercontinental Airport shortly after Flight 52 landed at about 6 a.m.
Marlene McClinton, spokeswoman for the Houston Airport System, said ICE officials and the
FBI shut down the customs area and began questioning Fish, one of 173 passengers on the flight.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Houston said Fish, of Connecticut, would appear before a federal magistrate Monday. Carrying an explosive aboard an aircraft carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.
Fish is a psychology student at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., said Roger Clow, the college's director of communications. He declined to answer other questions about Fish, citing privacy concerns.
In other incidents:
_An American Airlines flight from England to Chicago was forced to land in Bangor, Maine, after federal officials "learned of a reported threat," FBI spokeswoman Gail Marcinkiewicz said. Some people on board said a fellow passenger was handcuffed and placed in a police car as they were leaving the jetliner.
Marcinkiewicz said no one was arrested but declined to say if anyone from the flight out of Manchester was in custody.
_A US Airways jet was diverted to Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport after a federal air marshal subdued a disruptive passenger who had pushed a flight attendant, the FBI said.
The passenger was undergoing a mental evaluation, and authorities had yet to determine what criminal charges he might face. The twin-engine jet returned to flight three hours later on its trip from Phoenix to Charlotte, N.C.
_A Continental Airlines flight from Corpus Christi, Texas, to Bakersfield, Calif., was held in El Paso, one of its scheduled stops, after the crew discovered a missing panel in the lavatory, authorities said. Passengers were being screened and interviewed, Amy von Walter of the Transportation Security Administration said.
_A utility knife was found on a vacant passenger seat of a US Airways flight that had traveled from Philadelphia to Bradley International Airport in Connecticut, state police said.
No arrests were made and there were no threats involved, said Master Sgt. J. Paul Vance, state police spokesman. He said it was unknown Friday whether a worker inadvertently left the knife on the plane or a passenger brought it on.
_An Aer Lingus flight from New York to Dublin was evacuated Friday morning during a scheduled stopover in western Ireland following a bomb threat that turned out to be unfounded, officials said.
• A United Airlines flight out of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport was delayed because a small boy said something inappropriate, according to a government official speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the information. "He didn't want to fly," the official said.
The Manchester-to-Chicago flight, American Airlines Flight 55, was diverted to Bangor for security reasons,
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Arlene Murray said.
The plane landed on a remote taxiway and passengers were taken by bus to a holding area, said airport manager Rebecca Hupp. State police provided bomb squad dogs, and local police provided additional assistance.
"The TSA learned of a reported threat to the aircraft while it was en route," TSA spokeswoman Andrea McCauley said, declining to give further details. FBI agents were interviewing passengers and crew, she added.
Marcinkiewicz, of the FBI, declined to elaborate on the source of the threat, or to say whether officials believed it to be legitimate.
Passengers said they had not seen any disruptions during the flight. Amy Chignell of Redditch, England, said she sat next to the man who appeared to be the subject of concern and did not see him do anything out of the ordinary, although he went to the restroom a few times.
Tom Roseberry of Seattle said passengers were told they were landing in Maine because a member of the crew was ill. But he said passengers began to suspect something else was going on when they saw a fighter jet zoom by.
Associated Press Writer Leslie Miller in Washington contributed to this story.
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