Re: New TSA rules?
Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2010 9:16 pm
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Mathieu Larocque, a spokesman for the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, said Friday the agency cannot detail specific pat-down procedures authorized in Canada "for security reasons." But Larocque said Canada's procedures are not identical to those used by the TSA and have not recently changed. . . . There are currently 36 full body scanners installed at Canadian airports; the federal government ordered 44 in total following last year's failed Christmas Day terror attack. -- http://www.vancouversun.com/news/airlin ... story.html
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Flight attendant has to remove breast prosthesis
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GumbyCT wrote:Wow I see you are busty....er I mean been busy. How do you find these?BlackSpinner wrote:Yes you forgot your falsies.
Flight attendant has to remove breast prosthesis
...and on a lighter note:When will Americans declare the Transportation Security Administration a terrorist organization?
The TSA has evolved far beyond shaking down little old ladies for hair gel and children for liquid-filled snow globes.
Now it snaps naked pictures with creepy Advanced Imaging Technology machines, subjecting you to unknown health risks from radiation. And if you don't want to submit to this high-tech horror, one of its tub stackers will gladly pat down your genitals instead.
. . . Terrorists are indeed a threat. But terrorists do not have their hands on our pants.
. . . Mr. Pistole appeared before senators as a classic literary archetype: the terrorist hunter who became something of a terrorist himself, sanctimoniously reserving the TSA's power to pat down our privates.
. . . And where does Mr. Pistole's argument end? If a little touching ensures our safety, wouldn't a cavity search ensure it further? Clearly, we'd be safer flying naked with no luggage at all.
If you don't like it, don't fly. That's essentially how Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano recently put it -- as if the airline industry needs another round of bankruptcies.
This strange nightmare began with three strange words: Osama bin Laden. Anybody know where he went? Or is our government too busy molesting the flying public to keep looking?
—Al Lewis

And that was under the old rules, since that footage is from 2008.kempo wrote:Someone try to justify this search of a 3 year old child: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vT30LWH8p4E
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