A catering cart loaded onto the flight of Israeli airline Arkia turned out to be full of baby rats. That’s of course an unpleasant discovery, but what’s perhaps even more interesting is the controversy this is causing, with both the airline and the catering company pointing fingers at one another, to the point that they’re…
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Normally in the fine print of such contracts there are definitions how a check needs to be done. And my educated guess is that such an inspection does not mean to totally unload the cart
Hey, I haven’t seen anyone respectfully expressing their differences of opinion with Bibi’s policies on here yet… aka “Anti-Semitism”
Is it me, or does it look in the picture like the rats were all inside of a plastic bag on the cart? Wouldn't that suggest that someone deliberately put them there? Even if the catering trolley was loaded in TLV, potentially some sort of anti-Zionist person servicing the aircraft in ATH might have added the rats to the trolley. Seems analogous to the El Al passenger baggage vandalism by airport staff we have see a couple times.
Those baby rats are called 'pinkies' in the pet food stores. They are there as snacks for the snakes on the plane.
Will they blow up a whole bunch of civilians in Lebanon or something in retaliation?
And don’t you dare question anything about the origin of the pandemic, or question the CPP… that’d be “xenophobic” /s