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Pilot Timberlake Research Paper

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Reference: Unlawful racial and national origin discrimination: malfeasance, misfeasance, nonfeasance, malversation, et alia.

Dear Equal Opportunity Specialist Roberts:
License airplane pilot Timberlake petitions you concerning the misinterpretation and interpolation of Section 113 of the Alien Flight Student Program’s (AFSP) identification (ID) rules, to unlawfully discriminate. Upon US citizen Timberlake an exemptee, Wallace State Community College (WSCC) officials are illegitimately imposing Section 113 of the AFSP ID rules. In opposition legal wisdom and feasance probity, they required this US Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) licensed pilot to submit a current passport and a birth certificate to honor the requirements of Section …show more content…

Thus, only non-US citizens seeking flight training in the US need to submit a current passport and birth certificate to take “flight training”. Since FAA certificated Airman Timberlake is neither an alien nor is he a beginning “flight training” candidate, he is an exempted FAA licensed airplane pilot. Consequently, Pilot Timberlake believes WSCC officials disallowed his exemptee ID documentation, because of his race (Black) and his national origin (US).

Specialist Roberts, License Pilot Timberlake is harmed by the unlawful denial of his WSCC perfected FTP enrollment application for ground school, et cetera. Airman Timberlake needed the opportunity to use the CARA and WSCC services to comply with his FAA mandatory f.r., and his I.P.C. By taking his f.r.s and his I.P.C.s at WSCC, he will be able to apply the recurrent flight credits as college credits toward his aviation degree at WSCC. Since pilot Timberlake has earned a plethora of college credits toward his aviation degree at WSCC, it is imprudent for him to seek an aviation degree at another

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