Jihad Rapists
Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 2:55 pm
Well can see these NRL boofheads are now not raping but now wannabe terrorists....like to see what excuses the NRL comes up with here and whether any action will be taken.
One thing is certain the NRL can't cover this one up as it is now in the hands of the FEDS!
Sunday July 2, 01:16 PM
Qantas told to report Bulldog's bomb joke
By 7News
The Federal Government has asked Qantas for an explanation after an apparent bomb hoax involving a Rugby League player.
Canterbury Bulldogs and Queensland State of Origin forward Nate Myles jokingly asked teammate Hasem El Masri if he "had the bombs strapped to him" just before take-off on a flight from Sydney to Melbourne last weekend.
A hostess overheard the comment and alerted the captain.
The flight was delayed 40 minutes.
Myles could have been charged under new anti-terror laws, but he was only given a verbal reprimand.
The Federal government now says Qantas should have reported the incident to the Department of Transport or to the Australian Federal Police.
One thing is certain the NRL can't cover this one up as it is now in the hands of the FEDS!
Sunday July 2, 01:16 PM
Qantas told to report Bulldog's bomb joke
By 7News
The Federal Government has asked Qantas for an explanation after an apparent bomb hoax involving a Rugby League player.
Canterbury Bulldogs and Queensland State of Origin forward Nate Myles jokingly asked teammate Hasem El Masri if he "had the bombs strapped to him" just before take-off on a flight from Sydney to Melbourne last weekend.
A hostess overheard the comment and alerted the captain.
The flight was delayed 40 minutes.
Myles could have been charged under new anti-terror laws, but he was only given a verbal reprimand.
The Federal government now says Qantas should have reported the incident to the Department of Transport or to the Australian Federal Police.
