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![]() OlBlueEyes wrote: Don White wrote in : Should be a 'federal' regulation. That way a tourist could expect a bare minimum of protection wherever they go. Everything the 9/11 hijackers carried onboard was legal. So much for federal regulations providing "a bare minimum of protection". It amazes me how many people who have utter contempt for George Bush or Ted Kennedy want THEM dictating what we must wear on a tour boat. It is now coming to light that a contributing factor to the tour boat tragedy was the boat owner attempting to get by on the cheap. He was required to have a skipper and two crewpersons aboard- but too damn cheap to pay for crew (or remotely possible just unable to find some) he ordered the boat to set out short handed. Hope he's happy with the few extra bucks he made. How many would an additional two trained crew persons have managed to save? If even one person, the cheap arse boat owner has blood on his wallet. Would someone keeping watch have been able to warn the pilot of the large wake in time for him to change his angle of approach? All the pfd's in the world won't save people from a profiteering ******* trying to make some extra bucks by ignoring safety regulations. |
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