You shouldn't intervene. No citizen should feel compelled unless they see something that is exactly what it appears to be,

[They can be used to react quickly to reports about Taliban and al Qaeda forces in the area, said J. Kelly McCann, a former Marine involved in special operations.] Intelligence is so fluid right now, ... To fit somebody in place in order to go kill them, you've got to be able to respond quickly for that information to be useful. So now with the Marines on the ground you're talking about a reaction time that's under an hour in some cases, maybe minutes.

As citizens, we all have an obligation to intervene and become involved - it's the citizen who changes things.

As a concerned citizen and a frequent flier, I am alarmed at what appears to be a real degradation in [Alaska's] service. Important customer service, like maintenance and safety.

A citizen of no mean city.

We don't know exactly what would happen after a 'no.' We wouldn't decide on that. It would be up to the EU.