TSA
Nov 15, 2010 Political
I’ve always been a big fan of The Who. Great song. Sad video:
I’m seriously just beyond furious that this stuff is going on. I’m right there with the fellow who recently told the TSA, “You touch my junk, I’ll have you arrested.” I’m shocked that the TSA agent didn’t just ignore him. You see, the local cops are NOT going to help you here, as seen in that incident. If the TSA did sexually assault him, you can bet no cop would have taken any report, and the TSA would not do anything. If you have a shiny TSA badge, sexual assault IS legal, and child porn IS legal. They’re not going to arrest themselves!
I think another thing that would have been nice to ask is, “Okay, so you’re going to grab my privates without my permission. What will happen to me if I grab YOUR privates without your permission?”
And a threat of a $10,000 fine if you don’t willingly submit to sexual assault? Absolutely unbelievable. You really, really have to be blind and foolish to even suspect there is any freedom in America today.
Also, a note on the video above — some might complain that Obama is in the video. Know what? He is the one person who could literally stop these assaults in a second. The TSA works for him. He could tell them to stop now, and they’d stop. His silence on this issue is deafening.

Tags: security, sexual assault, tsa
Second Time In A Month, Uninvited White House Guests
Dec 16, 2009 Political
For the second time in a month people who were not invited to eat at the White House ended up doing so. The first brought national attention when a couple weaseled its way into the State Dinner. There is an uproar with people calling for them to be prosecuted. I say they were undocumented guests looking to make their lives better and should be left alone.
Now, a couple that arrived a day early for a White House tour (they mistakenly arrived on the wrong day) was ushered into a private breakfast there and offered the buffet.
The White House says that they were invited to eat after it was realized they came on the wrong day and that a security check was performed. The couple, on the other hand, says they did not know about the breakfast and thought they were starting the tour when they were led into the room and offered a meal.
What are the odds they were offered the meal because they arrived on the wrong day? I think their account might be a bit more accurate.
If this White House can’t be kept secure what does it say about our country being secure?
Source:
AP


Tags: intruders, security, uninvited guests, white house
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