Delhi’s canoodling commandos suffer coitus interruptus: <\/STRONG>Oddly enough, several religious shrines sit within high-security zones at Indian airports. Claiming they were visiting a Sufi shrine, two security personnel rode a scooter<\/A> into the path of a flight taking off from Delhi in the early morning (via the Acorn<\/A>):<\/P>\n The Times of India<\/EM> has more<\/A>:<\/P>\n Bhat later told the police that he and Kusumlata were going to the Pir Baba shrine located near the cargo building on the other side of the runway… “This is a clear case of negligence as the two did not even bother to check whether or not any flight was scheduled for departure…”<\/BLOCKQUOTE>\n Since the shrine is only open in the afternoon, and only with a special permit, and the female constable was not assigned to the airport, I’m guessing that security was literally<\/EM> screwing around. As the queen of tawdry double entendres<\/A> said:<\/P>\n In the midnight hour Sexual repression, religious oddities, slipshod security and Bajajs<\/A>: only in India.<\/P><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Delhi’s canoodling commandos suffer coitus interruptus: Oddly enough, several religious shrines sit within high-security zones at Indian airports. Claiming they were visiting a Sufi shrine, two security personnel rode a scooter into the path of a flight taking off from … Continue reading Thursday’s security breach at the Delhi airport, involving two security personnel who drove a scooter onto a runway as a Royal Jordanian Airlines aircraft with over 200 passengers on board was preparing to taxi along it, has raised eyebrows in intelligence agencies.<\/BLOCKQUOTE>\n
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I can feel your power
Just like a prayer
I’m going to take you there<\/EM><\/BLOCKQUOTE>\n