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FAHRENHEIT 9/11 -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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The terrorist threat that was posed by his mommy's breast milk.
Mrs. Hamilton: I thought, well, if I put just a little bit on my lips, then, that would be sufficient, because obviously I'm tasting it. And she looked at me, and I felt like she was telling me, "You need to chug that." She goes, "No, you need to drink more." And of a 4-ounce bottle, I wound up drinking 2 more ounces of breast milk that then, because it's touched my lips, has to be tossed.
Michael Moore: While homeland security was making sure breast milk was kept off our planes ...
they were also doing everything possible to ensure no one could light a firebomb onboard.
Woman: I can bring that on the plane? Security Person: Actually, you can, yes, you're fine. Oops -- one too many books of matches. You can have four books of matches and two lighters.
Senator Byron Dorgan (D-North Dakota), Senate Subcommittee on Aviation: When we already have the experience of ...
who would have blown up an airplane with his shoe bomb had he had a butane lighter, according to the FBI, why would the Transportation Security Agency say it's okay to take four books of matches and two butane lighters in your pockets as you board an airplane?
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