The Transportation Security Administration is letting down the millions who fly.
Meet the future of American diplomacy! (He’ll fit right in…)
February 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I like the irreverent Washington Rebel blog, but unless this post is dripping with more sarcasm than I’m picking up, they missed something.
Yeah, this kid looks harmless (if face-slappingly earnest). But during questioning, I’d become “suspicious” of the “clean cut college guy” too:
The Wyncote native was detained for five hours after Transportation Security Administration screeners [...]
U.S. tightens international air security – POLITICO.com
January 4, 2010 By Leave a Comment
All travelers flying into the U.S. from foreign countries will receive tightened random screening, and 100 percent of passengers from 14 terrorism-prone countries will be patted down and have their carry-ons searched, the Obama administration notified airlines on Sunday.The more stringent Transportation Security Administration rules, to take effect at midnight, follow the attempted Christmas Day [...]
Flight 253 and Counterterror’s Epic Fail – by Robert Spencer
December 28, 2009 By 64 Comments
A failed jihad attack exposes the failure of anti-terror efforts.
Attention Jihadists: Please Have Your Boarding Passes Ready
December 10, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Those of you planning on visiting loved ones during the upcoming holidays may want to be extra vigilant at the airport, as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), the very agency which has been in charge of protecting America’s airports since the September 11th terror attacks, has given terrorists worldwide all of the information they need [...]
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TSA accidentally reveals airport security secrets – washingtonpost.com
December 9, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The Transportation Security Administration inadvertently revealed closely guarded secrets related to airport passenger screening practices when it posted online this spring a document as part of a contract solicitation, the agency confirmed Tuesday. via TSA accidentally reveals airport security secrets – washingtonpost.com.
