GagHalfrunt
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- Apr 19, 2001
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there is also another thing I don't understand
1)His papers are stolen
2)He then boards a plane to Great-Britain. this is 1988 - before the Schengen agreement, that means that there are still border controls between European countries. Normally when you have an international flight they already check your papers at check in. For every international flight I have taken from Brussels they already checked my identity at check-in and they sure as hell would not let me through without showing some sort of ID. Even nowadays for European flight they check your identity at check in to see if your identity is the same as your name on the boarding pass (probably for safety reasons).
That means that they let him on a (international) flight without that he had to prove his identity
1)His papers are stolen
2)He then boards a plane to Great-Britain. this is 1988 - before the Schengen agreement, that means that there are still border controls between European countries. Normally when you have an international flight they already check your papers at check in. For every international flight I have taken from Brussels they already checked my identity at check-in and they sure as hell would not let me through without showing some sort of ID. Even nowadays for European flight they check your identity at check in to see if your identity is the same as your name on the boarding pass (probably for safety reasons).
That means that they let him on a (international) flight without that he had to prove his identity
I remember seeing this on tv about a year ago. It might have been on Ripley's Believe it or Not. They followed him arount he airport. Very weird. Everyone at the airport knows him.
He's been given two opportunities to make due, but his own stubborness shot them both down. I felt bad for him up until that point, but after that, my compassion died.
Doesn't seem that he will ever leave. It sounds like he's scared to leave the airport now, it has become his home. And, the fact that he is going a little loco doesn't help.
Vonkhan
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- Feb 27, 2003
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"In 1995, the Belgian government finally told Nasseri that he could retrieve his refugee documents if he agreed to live in Belgium under the supervision of a social worker. Nasseri refused. He said he would move only to Great Britain. "
He's at fault too If I see this freak, I'm gonna slap him ... what a waste of a life.
He's at fault too
If I see this freak, I'm gonna slap him ... what a waste of a life.
isn't it more like 15? 16? (somewhere in there..). all the news is old.. is he still there?
what an interesting story.
man, i tried staying at the beijing airport for a day and a half, and i was dying. 10 years!
they'll probably think you're a terrorist if you stayed for more than 2 days at LAX...
they'll probably think you're a terrorist if you stayed for more than 2 days at LAX...
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