TSA Chief Warns Against Boycott Of Airport Scans

reply to post by burntheships


This is a great find.
I feel like I have been riding the "conspiracy train" since someone showed me a copy of Bill Cooper's "Behold A Pale Horse" in 1996.
I have yet to stop trying to spread the word, but people are complacent.

I will simply refuse to ever fly in a plane again, but for those that do, I beg them to boycott the scans and make those lines as long as humanly possible.

They simply do not have the facilities to detain EVERYONE.

At some point the will of either the people or the puppet masters will have to break.

God Bless the People.

I wonder if there is a legal defence fund set up for people being sued and arrested for refusing the porn and grope.

I'd donate to that.

reply to post by burntheships


Okay one thing I don't understand is if most of the ATS community see's the TSA's actions as bad. WHy do we see the polls that say most American's agree with TSA and their security policies?

"Loved one's".

That's a nice touch.

Originally posted by crankyoldman

That's a nice touch.

Classic!!!!! hahahaha!!!!!

Originally posted by snowspirit
People from other countries, coming into the US, have not gone through these invasive searches.
Therefore, how is it about safety and security?
It's all about control.

THAT is a BIG POINT that few have touched upon... in fact a key point. It IS only internal. Funny how that has been over looked (me included) Thanks for bringing that up. We need to stress that point

Originally posted by American-philosopher
WHy do we see the polls that say most American's agree with TSA and their security policies?

Oh so polls can't be rigged to say what they want to? Most people back in pre NAZI Germany also said 'its not a bad thing' until it was too late...

I bet not one of those that was polled and said it was okay, has yet been through an airport being fondled

It's psyops, they're trying to get public opinion to turn against those protesting.

If you have to resort to the pat down - be sure to ask them to put on a clean pair of gloves before they touch you. This is essential hygiene. You have the right to insist on this, even if it does slow things down - just sayin'

Originally posted by American-philosopher
reply to post by burntheships

 

Okay one thing I don't understand is if most of the ATS community see's the TSA's actions as bad. WHy do we see the polls that say most American's agree with TSA and their security policies?

I read elsewhere that a poll showed 90% of Americans were against the TSA.

Originally posted by wcitizen
It's psyops, they're trying to get public opinion to turn against those protesting.

If you have to resort to the pat down - be sure to ask them to put on a clean pair of gloves before they touch you. This is essential hygiene. You have the right to insist on this, even if it does slow things down - just sayin'

That is a great point.

These people can very easily spread STD's rampantly by using the same gloves.

This is no different than a hospital reusing a dirty needle.

Originally posted by burntheships
reply to post by Dr. Strange

 

Yes, you should!

The other option is to hire a private pilot, and fly. Not as cheap as driving, but it is still quicker, and
you can keep your privacy...and maintain your dignity.

Private planes are exempt? Couldn't they carry a bomb and fly the plane into a building? If they are exempt that's totally insane....and makes a mockery of their alleged concern for security. .

Originally posted by Josephus23

Originally posted by wcitizen
It's psyops, they're trying to get public opinion to turn against those protesting.

If you have to resort to the pat down - be sure to ask them to put on a clean pair of gloves before they touch you. This is essential hygiene. You have the right to insist on this, even if it does slow things down - just sayin'

That is a great point.

These people can very easily spread STD's rampantly by using the same gloves.

This is no different than a hospital reusing a dirty needle.

Totally. A number of infections can be passed on this way. I mean, in a flu outbreak they tell you to be sure to keep wahing your hands.

reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler

And no doubt as he lays his head down at night to go to sleep, he justifies his actions by looking forward into his years covered in money, and surrounded by luxury, all very easily gained by overlooking and stomping across the liberty and freedoms of those he considers below him.
He is not one of us, we are his flock who know little, and he will train us well, and when the baton is passed to his successor, and his part of the agenda completed, there will be a new crisis to cure and the toll booths on the interstates will collect payment to operate the scanners there, and on and on it will go until generations from now our childrens children will activate the sensor at their front door when leaving their home,
beep beep John Doe has exited his residence and is now traveling in public heading west on NAU Avenue.
People laugh, but that's what we're laying the ground work for.

reply to post by RicketyCricket


You have my respect, and well wishes. Just make sure you get fresh gloves!
And...do keep us posted as to your experience.

I have been "In Touch" with the TSA...
and I did not care for it. I hope you have a decent experience.

Originally posted by snowspirit

It seems to me, the main issue of the TSA, is purely to steal away rights, freedom, and dignity.
People from other countries, coming into the US, have not gone through these invasive searches.
Therefore, how is it about safety and security?
It's all about control.

Bingo! You nailed it...

TSA stands for To Steal Away...Rights!

reply to post by phatpackage

One observation I have made is the people who are basically saying "Suck it up people" "Get used to it" etc etc are the ones who are probably exempt from these pat downs/scans.

Yes, thats an excellent point. Congress, Senate, all exempt. They dont have to pass through the scanner, or subject themselves to "molestations".

I

You want to send a message?

Stop flying altogether.

That will do more to hit their wallets. They won't be able to pay for those fancy scanners if they don't have people flying.

RADIATION X-Rays Are they good for you?

So... if you fly a couple times a year... don't need to worry too much about exposure to radiation right? But if your a frequent flier... well hope you don't mind sterility or cancer a few years from now. I mean why do the hospitals cover your privates with LEAD SHIELDING and the tech leaves the room? And how do x-rays effect the brain? X-ray techs, QUAZLIFIED x-ray techs take extreme precautions when taking x-rays... Are these TSA goons QUALIFIED x-ray techs? Are these machines, which the ex head of DHS got a $350 Million contract for compliant with x-ray tech safety?

Well lets look at that shall we?
(posted from one of the other many threads )

Originally posted by RelentlessLurker
kind of like how the TSA's biggest mouthpiece (janet napolitano) came out and said that the hopkins university claims the machines are safe.

...and for those of you who still cherish honesty:

DHS claim to safety

DHS's own source claiming otherwise

Since when have x-rays become 'safe'? You go to any hospital and they give you lead shielding so you don't get over exposure, especially to your private parts to stop sterility...

So how about a frequent flyer that makes several business flights a week? Has anyone even considered the accumulated dosage of x-rays?

And they x-ray your head as well? And no one is concerned about all this radiation that for decades the medical profession has been taken pains to avoid over exposing people and staff?

I see people saying that the terrorists now rule.. NO it is our FEAR of POTENTIAL terrorists that has done this.

When did America become a nation of WUSSIES?

Okay so I looked... and here it is in TSA's own report



www.tsa.gov...

So how do they determine if a frequent flier has reached the maximum annual dosage to maintain safety?

At this rate we won't need to worry about the terrorists bombs... because in the interest of safety everyone gets NUKED

No one concerned about this?

reply to post by new_here


Nice observation...nice. Yep...only going to make you and your loved ones late for dinner.
Funny how I think they know that we do tend to look forward to days such as Thanksgiving.
They know how we long to be with family and friends...and that the majority of people traveling
in the States are doing just that.

They know there is a better way...but that better way does not lead them where they plan to take us.

Teleconference this Christmas Stay home and save the money. Buy a nice present and send that instead... can buy a lot of cheer in these tough times with that plane ticket