Homeland Security Chief Pleads for Patience with TSA’s Peeping and Groping Policies
And what sayeth the people? Continue reading →
And what sayeth the people? Continue reading →
This started as a simple video post to my personal blog, but then somehow leftist politics intruded… Best video I think I’ve seen so far, MarineGirl85 added this to YouTube several years ago, but it got yanked for copyright infringement until recently when the label figured out it could actually sell songs on iTunes by [...]
News article New Jersey lawmakers seek to stop airport security scans The use of full-body scanners at airports should be reconsidered because the machines are ineffective, are overly intrusive and open the door to further invasions of privacy dependin...
Nov. 15th 2010 Ron Black writes; Last week, there was an amazing story on Fox 25 regarding campus concealed carry and it was a result of a shooting that took place up in Stillwater. But, the champions of the … Continue reading →
Chillingly, Guidere added that once this dangerous individual has been identified, the information can be passed along to authorities so surveillance can begin. Continue reading →
The ATI anticipated a great variety of ID tech for vehicles as being standard issue on vehicles in the near future but they needed a way to implement their charging scheme NOW! Continue reading →
That’s funny. Travelers being subjected to the new security procedures at Tulsa International Airport are probably thinking the same thing about her. Continue reading →
The list of Medal of Honor recipients is full of awardees who received their award posthumously, as the Medal of Honor itself as described doesn’t easily lend itself to the living [my emphasis]; Sec. 578.4 Medal of Honor. (a) Criteria. The Medal of Honor, established by Joint Resolution of Congress, 12 July 1862 (amended by [...]
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By Shelli Dawdy In a very bizarre twist to end this week, I discovered that two seemingly unrelated areas of concern and interest have converged. Immediately following the election, there were two announcements regarding Nebraska’s Senate seat currently held by Ben Nelson, whose term expires in 2012. Governor Heineman announced that he will not be [...]