Please note that the new TSA screening procedures are of an offensive nature, so humor generated about the whole subject naturally tends to be…a bit racy. We recommend viewer discretion. For a few serious articles on the topic, check out the following… Think Concerns Over New TSA Airport Security Overblown? Alternative to Virtual Strip Searches [...]
Anyone who thinks that complaints about recently implemented security procedures at America’s airports are overblown should think again. If you are still among the go-along-to-get-along crowd, I ask you to grab a copy of a U.S. Constitution, your spine, and your dignity. Besides these basic principles stressed by the judge, information builds by the day [...]
As the revolt grows against the police-state type tactics now being employed at America’s airports, some alternatives to this insanity which have been proposed for years are now being heard during prime time on Fox News. The general tone on Bill O’Reilly’s show has shifted a great deal just since last week when he had [...]
“Somebody, somewhere, needs to shake us from this stupor of blind policy and blind obedience. I’m beginning to wonder if this isn’t some test — a test of just how stupid Americans are. If TSA said that from now on we had to hop on one foot while humming “God Bless America,” would we do [...]
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Naked body scanners and grope searches. An open letter to the Presidents of the Airline Pilots Association, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants and the National Air Traffic Controllers Association. (Letter was addressed and adjusted to th...
WASHINGTON, DC – On November 1, 2010 the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) filed the opening brief in the case against the controversial full body scanner program administered by the Department of Homeland Security. According to the EPIC f...
What I am almost positive that you are not aware of is that in 2001 this type of technology and others was tested on 8th graders in Oklahoma Public Schools. Continue reading →