Boneheads Of The Day


The government seemingly boasts the ways they can keep US under surveillance while it looks more and more like there’s no one supervising the slimeballs employed by them

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6 Responses to Boneheads Of The Day

  1. gagblue says:

    I hope Mrs. Terrell sues the (pun intended) pants off ‘em!

    This is absolutely disgusting, but a sinister part of it appears to be that the TSA woman participated in the scheme when she sent Mrs. Terrell back into the scanner! She knew the guys in the back were getting their jollies by ogling the gorgeous babes multiple times.

    It’d be interesting to learn the backgrounds of these and other TSA workers – I’m guessing more than a few of them have shady pasts . . . . . and perhaps they were able to get these jobs because they knew someone, or someone’s cousin, brother, uncle, neighbor, friend, etc.

    Bet the farm that when TSA says they ‘don’t profile’ . . . . . they profile.

    Interesting TSA wasn’t available for a 1-on-1 interview, but they were available for a press conference. Shocking!

  2. Uncle Rick says:

    Jerry Pournelle has said that the real purpose of TSA is to condition the American public as subjects of the state — effectively serfs.

    The whole notion of TSA is security theater. Does anyone believe that totally random searches have the slightest statistical chance of stopping a terrorist?

    It is my understanding that airports can optionally run their own security and show TSA the door. Haven’t fact-checked that, but it wouldn’t surprise me.

    • n.n says:

      Not only are they poor detectives; but, the effectiveness of the technology they use is restricted. This would suggest that its use be similarly restricted. Also, there is the matter of potential threats remaining unidentified up to and including the security checkpoint. What, exactly, are they protecting?

      The airlines will not maintain their own security, when they can simply defer the costs and liability to the federal government; and the costs are embedded and obfuscated.

      None if this will change as long as Progressive Corruption is official policy.

  3. Koala says:

    As the progressive movement expands expect more of this kind of abuse.

  4. Fletchman says:

    And some will still say that “Bush W” was a great president. I beg to differ. He got several progressive agendas passsed under the radar. Like Father like son.

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