http://www.bodyguardcareers.com/2006/08/10/british-authorities-arrested-21-people/ BODYGUARD CAREERS is an informational site with the purpose of providing bodyguards with all the information and tools necessary to succeed in the executive protection industry. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:21:58 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.bodyguardcareers.com/2006/08/10/british-authorities-arrested-21-people/comment-page-1/#comment-49 True Prince Stories Tue, 22 Aug 2006 19:33:50 +0000 http://www.bodyguardcareers.com/2006/08/10/british-authorities-arrested-21-people/#comment-49 [...]  In 1985 travel was so easy. Security delays were uncommon. Baggage was restricted only by practicality. You could fly Concord to Paris and then a shuttle to Nice. Or take a roomy Pan Am 747 directly from New York to Nice - those still being the days when hospitality was something airlines like Pan Am relished in providing. War and terror certainly weren’t unheard of or very far away. More than once we’d gaze across the Mediterranean and picture Khadafy (the 1980’s terrorist #1)  acting up on the other side. But strolling around Nice’s flower market, a town square of sorts strewn with dealers of antiques, brightly colored flowers and fresh vegetables mixed randomly with the tables of leisurely bars and cafes, the realities of war and terror couldn’t have seemed further away. [...] [...]  In 1985 travel was so easy. Security delays were uncommon. Baggage was restricted only by practicality. You could fly Concord to Paris and then a shuttle to Nice. Or take a roomy Pan Am 747 directly from New York to Nice – those still being the days when hospitality was something airlines like Pan Am relished in providing. War and terror certainly weren’t unheard of or very far away. More than once we’d gaze across the Mediterranean and picture Khadafy (the 1980’s terrorist #1)  acting up on the other side. But strolling around Nice’s flower market, a town square of sorts strewn with dealers of antiques, brightly colored flowers and fresh vegetables mixed randomly with the tables of leisurely bars and cafes, the realities of war and terror couldn’t have seemed further away. [...]

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