This is one of these times when a city needs to stand up and be defiant.
The Air Force wants to close a mile-long part of State Route 444 in Fairborn, Ohio, near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base - citing a Bush-era "security" guideline. The city of Fairborn opposes the effort because of traffic problems.
Um, it's a state route. Thus, it's Ohio's road. Not the Air Force's.
No explanation by the Air Force was offered as to why the road must be closed - other than the fact that it's needed to comply with the Bush regime's fiat.
Hell, if I was the city of Fairborn, and if the Air Force put a barricade across my road, the barrier would be gone within the day.
(Source: http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/dayton-news/air-force-officials-want-to-close-more-than-a-mile-of-ohio-444air-force-officials-want-to-close-more-than-a-mile-of-ohio-444-into-fairborn-616451.html)
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Air Force wants to close Ohio's road because of "security"
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Doubt there's much Fairborn can do about it. They a police force, but just one of those jets up at Wright-Patt could level the city.
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