Police, TSA and other "Authorities"

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Anyone think I am crazy having been exploring a certain South American departure?

You could stay and enjoy all the fun.




But if your set on leaving are there any seats available on the plane?

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Thankfully, it Can’t Happen Here

by John Galt
January 30, 2012 18:25 ET

Or can it?



Unfortunately, the roving vans from the movie, "V for Vendetta" are reality. Per a LEO friend of mine, these have UV, IR, backscatter radar mapping, the ability to monitor unsecured wireless internet networks (probably secured also), cell phones, radio, or verbal communications at a 1000 ft. range. They have sufficient armor to block all common rounds up to 7.62x39mm.

Yet it can't happen here.

Welcome to East Germany.

Click on the link above to watch the video from the Sun-Sentinel out of Fort Lauderdale, FL and the new police state we live in.

More on the podcast at 8 p.m. ET tonight...

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TSA Forces Woman To Use Naked Body Scanner Three Times Because of Cute Figure

[American Patriot]

lmao

[eversman]

And don't forget, candidates MUST have a serious ego trip, and possess the mindset that they are Gods and must be obeyed at all cost. Bullies, Sadists, and Sexual Deviants/Rapists/ Child Molestors also welcomed.


-Ev

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TSA forces new mom to pump milk out of her breasts in public restroom before boarding the plane

by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor



(NaturalNews) As NaturalNews readers already well know, the real agenda of the TSA has absolutely nothing to do with airport security (TSA security is a joke) and everything to do with "prisoner training" the public. It's all about humiliation and dehumanization. It's about teaching the slave citizens that they are animals to be ordered around by a bunch of lawless government tyrants who only impersonate actual law enforcement officers (TSA "officers" are not sworn officers in any way, and they have no law enforcement training).

The latest example of all this involves a Hawaiian mother who recently attempted to board an airplane in Lihue, Hawaii. She was carrying a breast pump and several empty bottles to hold her breast milk later on. For those who may not know, many new moms frequently use breast pumps to fill bottles with their own natural mother's milk which they later give to their children.

Remarkably, upon seeing these empty bottles, the TSA agent in charge lapsed into a power trip frenzy and told her that she could not carry empty bottles on the airplane!


Now the TSA targets empty bottles, too

Hold on a second. First we're told we can't carry FULL bottles of water or other liquids because, we're told, those liquids could be mixed together using some totally fictitious laboratory process to make a liquid bomb. Now we're told we can't carry EMPTY bottles on the airplane, too? How's that? Are we soon going to be told that empty bottles pose a threat to national security because they might contain invisible bomb materials that nobody can see?

(Where does the TSA invent all this crap, anyway? Sometimes I think they just sit in the back room and play a break-time game called "Who can come up with the zaniest rule that the intimidated travelers will follow?")

So -- get this -- the woman was told by the TSA that she would have to fill the empty bottles with breast milk before she could board the plane. This is apparently the TSA's whacked-out logic on making sure none of those dangerous "empty bottles" get on the airplane, for whatever reason.

Except there is no "breast milking station" at the airport, of course. So where did the TSA direct this woman to go pump her breast milk? You guessed it -- the public restroom.

"I asked him if there was a private place I could pump and he said no, you can go in the women's bathroom," the woman said. "I had to stand in front of the mirrors and the sinks and pump my breast in front of every tourist that walked into that bathroom. I was embarrassed and humiliated and then angry that I was treated this way." ( http://www.ksdk.com/news/article/307441/28/TSA-asks-woman-to-prove-he...)

You may have noticed this directive was issued by a male TSA agent. I can just see the scene now, with some pot-bellied sloth-like power-tripping pervert man saying, "Go milk your breasts in the bathroom!" and thinking to himself, "Or maybe I'll milk 'em for ya, what do you think about that?" It's a fact, by the way, that the TSA conducts multiple naked body scanner screenings on attractive women so that the perverts running the scanning imagery boards can get off in the back room. (http://www.naturalnews.com/035018_TS...ers_women.html)

Getting back to the new mom, after she pumped the plastic bottles full of breast milk, she was then allowed to board! (Gosh, I'm surprised she wasn't then raided at gunpoint by the FDA for trafficking raw milk!)


The TSA's total mind game security hoax

Think about all this for a minute: if she had showed up with plastic bottles full of milk and explained they were breast milk, she would have been ordered to dump them down the drain under the "no liquids allowed over 3 ounces" rule. But when the bottles were empty, she was ordered to fill them with her own breast milk. Is the TSA just jacking with everybody to invent random, stupid requirements that have no rhyme or reason?

This is yet more evidence that TSA security is all just a big mind game. There's no actual reasoning to any of it. You're damned if you do and damned if you don't. The TSA can stick their hands down your pants, finger your anus, remove your colostomy bag, undress your grandma behind the curtain ( http://www.naturalnews.com/034323_National_Organization_for_Women_TSA...), feel your childrens' genitals, and now they can even order you to go into the bathroom and pump the milk out of your mammary glands!

You are just a slave now, get it? And slaves have no rights. No privacy. No due process and no Fourth Amendment protections against illegal searches. You are a slave under a system based on the total public humiliation of women while demanding complete obedience from everyone. Merely challenging the TSA's authority causes you to be detained (arrested) as a possible terrorist.


When will the American sheeple rise up against this runaway tyranny?

How has America become such a nation where a woman can't even fly on an airplane without some perverted government goon ordering her to "milk" her own breasts in the restroom?

More importantly, when will the public rise up against this tyranny and call for the mass arrest of all TSA agents who must now be charged with a long list of felony crimes, including sexual harassment, child molestation, and denying people their basic civil rights.

I have repeatedly warned you about this here on NaturalNews, and I'll warn you again: The TSA is the rise of the new Nazi-style brownshirts in America. Hitler's brownshirts "functioned as a paramilitary organization of the National Socialist German Workers' Party (or Nazi Party). It played a key role in Adolf Hitler's rise to power in the 1920s and 1930s," writes Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturmabteilung).

If their power is not checked, these lawless government thugs will soon be running highway checkpoints, harassing people on street corners, and functioning as a political paramilitary force that effectively puts troops on the streets across America -- yet these TSA goons swear no oath to the U.S. Constitution, so they have no loyalty to anything other than their government paycheck.

The TSA was created precisely because the federal government needed a class of low-IQ order takers who could be counted on to intimidate the population but would not be bound to any sworn oath of allegiance to the United States Constitution.

The entire collection of TSA agents is a gang of unindicted criminal felons who must now be held accountable for their crimes against the People. If they are not, then we no longer live in a nation where the rule of law applies. Instead, we have surrendered to rule by force and intimidation.

And that's exactly what the TSA wants.

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TSA Forces Mom to Pump Breast Milk Before Boarding Plane

• by Sam Taxy
• March 8, 2012
• 2:40 pm

98 comments




TSA does not have a good track record when it comes to respecting passengers’ basic privacy. And although they have apologized, the latest story of TSA incompetence does nothing to improve their reputation.

Amy Strand, a mother of four and principal at a public school in Maui, Hawaii, was attempting to go through security with her breast pumping equipment when she was detained by a TSA agent. Strand had, 20 minutes earlier, dumped out her breast milk to avoid any hassle while going through security, so all she had in her bag were the empty bottles and an ice pack.

The agent, however, inexplicably informed her that she would not be allowed to bring the ice pack through security unless the bottles were full (who knows how Beyonce would have been treated).

Strand explained to the agent that the ice pack was expensive and that she was not about to leave it behind. He informed her that she had a choice: abandon the pack or fill the bottles.

There was no private room for Strand to pump, so she went to a public bathroom, where the only outlet was near a sink. “I’m in a dress, in heels and I find myself in front of a sink and mirrors with travelers coming in and out of the bathroom,” Strand recounted. “I’m standing at the sink with my breast hanging out, pumping. I wanted to cry. I was humiliated.”

In a statement, TSA apologized for the “apparent misunderstanding,” but claimed that the agent did not force her to go pump breast milk before boarding the plane. TSA also added that the agent would receive remedial training, and that a memo will be sent to other airports so that mothers in similar situations do not face the same treatment. Clearly, though, this is a problem that needs to be handled with more than a memo.

Nursing mothers’ needs to be included in any training that TSA agents receive about passengers’ health, so that more moms aren’t bullied by “misinformed” agents. Perhaps more importantly, though, agents should be informed that empty bottles are not more explosive than those filled with breast milk.

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The DHS keeps America safe in their relentless pursuit for Al Queda..."White Al Queda" that is.

TSA Nabs Suspected Al Queda Terrorist At Chicago Airport...a toddler in a wheelchair

Uploaded by mattonair on Mar 17, 2012
This video was taken in in the spring of 2010 at either O'Hare or Midway Airport.

A toddler in a wheelchair is stopped by the TSA at the Airport in Chicago and forced to into a sequestered area. On his way to a family vacation in Disney, this 3 year old boy is in a body cast for a broken leg. Despite assurances from his father that "everything is ok", he is physically trembling with fear while he watches his two siblings, mother, father, grandfather and grandmother pass through along with everyone else...only to be singled out.

He simply does not understand what is happening and why.

http://www.MattOnAir.com

This video was taken in in the spring of 2010 at either O'Hare or Midway Airport.

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Did you note though, they are doing the new procedures today?

Anyone who is 75 or older won't have to take off his or her shoes now!

That's progress(ive) right?

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Yeah it's progressive alright; it only took years of American screaming outcries to just begin to relax DHS's gestapo policies and because there has been no recent "Muslim" terrorist attacks to justify keeping things rigid at the DHS security checkpoints.

Why isn't Muslims or minorities getting the same rough treatment?


TSA relaxes rules on airport screening for travelers 75 and older

TSA screening at Ontario Airport



The TSA will roll out a pilot program Monday at four U.S. airports that allows older travelers to leave their shoes and a light jacket on when passing through airport security checkpoints. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)

By Mary Forgione Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger

March 15, 2012, 12:06 p.m.

Travelers 75 years old and older will be allowed to leave their shoes and a lightweight jacket on when they pass through airport screenings at four U.S. airports starting Monday, the Transportation Security Administration said Thursday.

It's part of a pilot program that also allows older passengers to pass through metal detectors or body scanners more than once to resolve security issues if an alarm goes off. "We know people in that population and age group pose a lower risk to security," TSA spokeswoman Lorie Dankers says. "We're trying to reduce the number of pat-downs."

Dankers says the shift is part of the TSA's promise to move away from one-size-fits-all security screenings to a model that focuses on high-risk travelers. However, Dankers says, this doesn't mean older passengers are exempt from pat-downs or extra screening.

The pilot screening program next week will begin at airports in Chicago (O'Hare International Airport), Denver, Portland and Orlando. Not all checkpoints at those airports will have a line for older passengers, and finding one that does may not be the closest one to a passenger's departure gate. Dankers says signs will be up to designate the appropriate checkpoints.

So how do TSA officers know who's 75 and who isn't? "We're not going to card people," Dankers says. Officers will make a visual assessment on who qualifies for the relaxed screening.

The move comes after several high-profile incidents late last year in which older women at JFK International Airport in New York say they were "strip-searched" by TSA officers. Lenore Zimmerman, 85, of Long Island, N.Y., who wears a heart defibrillator, complained after she requested a pat-down but was instead escorted to a room away from the screening area and asked to remove some of her clothes. The TSA denied that she was strip-searched but did apologize for the "unpleasant screening."

Airline passengers old or young who have a disability or medical condition and want to know how to resolve potential screening problems should call TSA Cares at (855) 787-2227 or email TSA-ContactCenter@dhs.gov about 72 hours before going to the airport. Also, travelers who feel they are being mistreated at a TSA checkpoint may ask to speak with a supervisor or manager.

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Fuck air travel.

I'd say I hope the airlines go bankrupt for not telling FedGov to piss off but, we'd probably just bail them out anyway.

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The U.S. Department of Defense plans to reorganize its intelligence services, The Washington Post cited a senior defense official as saying on Monday.
The reorganization will be aimed at expanding the military’s espionage efforts beyond war zones.
The new Defense Clandestine Service will work closely with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). It will deal with spying operations against high-priority targets, including Iran.

For what purpose is this agency truly being initiated? We've already got a agency that spies on other governments. Obama and other libs have been cutting back this vital resource for decades. We have military black teams to carry out ops behind enemy lines. What is really happening here? Seems like a shell game to me.

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Weeping Four-Year-Old Girl Accused Of Carrying A Gun By TSA Officers After She Hugged Her Grandmother While Passing Through Security

April 24, 2012


Terror threat? Four-year-old Isabella was subjected to a full body pat-down and accused of carrying a gun in an airport

Of all the many complaints about airport security and the TSA, one of the most common is that they make little distinction between plausible security threats and passengers unlikely to be doing anything wrong.

And a recent incident in Wichita, Kansas has reinforced that argument, as a four-year-old girl was apparently subjected to a humiliating ordeal after she hugged her grandmother while she was waiting in line.

The girl was accused of having a gun and declared a 'high security threat', while agents threatened to shut down the whole airport if she could not be calmed down.

When asked about the overbearing treatment the girl received, a TSA spokesman did not apologise and insisted that correct procedures had been followed.

Four-year-old Isabella's horrific experience in Wichita earlier this month was recounted on Facebook by her furious mother Michelle Brademeyer.

The family was in Kansas for a wedding, and was travelling home to Montana with Ms Brademeyer's mother.

Ms Brademeyer and her two children had passed through security when the grandmother was detained after triggering an alarm on the scanners.

Isabella then, according to her mother, 'excitedly ran over to give her a hug, as children often do. They made very brief contact, no longer than a few seconds.'

The young girl was immediately detained by security agents, who apparently shouted at her that she would have to be frisked too, and refused to let her mother explain what has happening.

Ms Brademeyer wrote: 'It was implied, several times, that my mother, in their brief two-second embrace, had passed a handgun to my daughter.'

In her terror, Isabella tried to run away rather than face a full body pat-down, which unsurprisingly enraged the TSA officers further.

One officer even told the girl's mother that the airport would have to be shut down and every flight cancelled if the four-year-old did not co-operate.

They also apparently described the little girl as a 'high security threat'.

As Isabella was taken into a side room for a pat-down, accompanied by her mother, she could not stop crying and refused to let the agents touch her.

An officer repeatedly said she had 'seen a gun in a teddy bear' in the past, in an apparent attempt to justify the situation.

Ms Brademeyer continued: 'The TSO loomed over my daughter, with an angry grimace on her face, and ordered her to stop crying.

'When my scared child could not do so, two TSOs called for backup saying, "The suspect is not cooperating." The suspect, of course, being a frightened child. They treated my daughter no better than if she had been a terrorist.'

Isabella continued to cry, and officers said the family would have to leave the airport as the TSA was unable to frisk the four-year-old.

When a manager was called, he decided that the distraught Isabella could be checked alongside her mother, and let the family pass through security at last.

But their nightmare was not yet over, as on a connecting flight in Denver, an airport employee demanded to know which of the family was Isabella - and 'looked really confused' when the girl was pointed out to her.

Ms Brademeyer concluded her Facebook post by drawing attention to TSA rules against separating children from their parents, and added: 'I feel compelled to share this story in the hope that no other child will have to share in this experience.'

When The Consumerist approached the TSA for comment on the bizarre incident, a spokesman said: 'TSA has reviewed the incident and determined that our officers followed proper current screening procedures in conducting a modified pat-down on the child.'

Last month the agency came in for criticism when a video of a three-year-old boy in wheelchair having a full pat-down and being swabbed for explosives circulated on the internet.

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TSA Screeners Charged In Los Angles Drug Trafficking Probe

April 25, 2012

Two former and two current Transportation Security Administration employees were accused of allowing large amounts of cocaine and other drugs to pass through X-ray machines at security checkpoints in exchange for cash, authorities said Wednesday.

The indictment involving drug conspiracy and bribery charges outlined five incidents where the employees took payments of up to $2,400 to provide drug couriers unfettered access at Los Angeles International Airport over a six-month period last year.

"The allegations in this case describe a significant breakdown of the screening system through the conduct of individuals who placed greed above the nation's security needs," said U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte Jr.

Among those arrested and charged are Naral Richardson, 30, of Los Angeles, who was fired by TSA in 2010 and accused of orchestrating the scheme; John Whitfield, 23, of Los Angeles, a current TSA screener; Joy White, 27, of Compton, who was terminated last year; and Capeline McKinney, 25, of Los Angeles, also a current screener.

It wasn't immediately known if any of the four had retained attorneys.

Randy Parsons, TSA's security director at LAX, said the agency is disappointed about the arrests but that it remained committed to holding its employees to the highest standards.

If convicted, all four employees face a minimum of 10 years in federal prison.

[American Patriot]

That they havent explained why he is doing what he is doing is telling....


MAYBE he is a whistle blower who can't blow the whistle.

[American Patriot]

Here's the police report, which doesn't say shit either:

Critical Missing Adult - Updated

Posted Date: 5/11/2012

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Burbank Police Department
200 North Third Street, Burbank, California 91502
Official News Release
Scott LaChasse, Chief of Police

Critical Missing Adult - Updated
DATE: May 12, 2012

On Friday May 11, 2012, 7:19 a.m., Burbank police officers responded to the 1700 block of Scott Road, regarding a critical missing adult male identified as Stephen Ivens.
His family last saw him at the residence on the previous evening. Initial investigation revealed the 35-year-old male is despondent and possibly suicidal. Information indicates he left his residence on foot and may be in the area of the Verdugo Mountains.
There is a handgun unaccounted for from inside his residence. There is no indication he is or has been involved in any criminal activity. The police department is concerned for his well-being.
Stephen Ivens is described as a white, male, adult, 6’0, 160 lbs., brown eyes, receding brown hair, wearing prescription glasses and unknown clothing. Ivens is a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation assigned to FBI's Los Angeles division.
Law enforcement personnel are actively searching for him in the hillside area. Please remain clear of the area to facilitate the ongoing search for this critical missing adult. Any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact the Burbank Police Department, at 818-238-3000.
QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS STATEMENT MAY BE DIRECTED TO: SERGEANT DARIN RYBURN, @ 818-238-3240

24 – HOUR ASSISTANCE: 818-238-3000

PRESS INFORMATION OFFICE: 818-238-3240

DETECTIVE BUREAU: 818-238-3210

TWITTER@BURBANKPD

WWW.NIXLE.COM

LACRIMESTOPPERS.ORG / 800-222-TIPS (8477)

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TSA’s Role Extended To All Mass Transit

AP File

The Transportation Security Administration already shares intelligence it collects with airports. Now a House bill would expand TSA's intel sharing to local mass transit systems as well.

Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), the bill's sponsor, said the legislation is a "common sense approach" to fighting terrorism. The House passed the bill May 30 and the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs is now considering the bill.

In an interview with The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp, Speier said the bill creates "fusion centers," where TSA can provide intel to local law enforcement and emergency management officials.

"We have put in place through TSA a very elaborate system [in airports].

We all go through those metal detectors and those secondary searches.

And we've put a lot of focus on the airlines for good reason. But we have neglected the mass transit components, generally speaking," she said.

[American Patriot]

Only democrats want this kind of crap.

[Ryan Ruck]

Confrontation With TSA Agent Leaves Grandpa's Ashes On Floor

Indianapolis Man Furious Over Treatment At Florida Airport Checkpoint

June 25, 2012

A man's attempt to bring the ashes of his grandfather home to Indianapolis ended with an angry scene in a Florida airport, with the ashes spilled on the terminal floor.

John Gross, a resident of Indianapolis' south side, was leaving Florida with the remains of his grandfather -- Mario Mark Marcaletti, a Sicilian immigrant who worked for the Penn Central Railroad in central Indiana -- in a tightly sealed jar marked "Human Remains."

Gross said he didn't think he'd have a problem, until he ran into a TSA agent at the Orlando airport.

"They opened up my bag, and I told them, 'Please, be careful. These are my grandpa's ashes,'" Gross told RTV6's Norman Cox. "She picked up the jar. She opened it up.

"I was told later on that she had no right to even open it, that they could have used other devices, like an X-ray machine. So she opened it up. She used her finger and was sifting through it. And then she accidentally spilled it."

Gross says about a quarter to a third of the contents spilled on the floor, leaving him frantically trying to gather up as much as he could while anxious passengers waited behind him.

"She didn't apologize. She started laughing. I was on my hands and knees picking up bone fragments. I couldn't pick up all, everything that was lost. I mean, there was a long line behind me."

TSA rules say a crematory container in carry-on baggage must pass through the X-ray machine at the security checkpoint.

But the agency's own website says human remains are to be opened under, “no circumstances.”

"I want an apology,” said Gross. “I want an apology from TSA. I want an apology from the lady who opened the jar and laughed at me. I want them to help me understand where they get off treating people like this."

I think I'd be in jail. Probably a good thing I don't fly.

[American Patriot]

I would have gone to jail. I can promise you there would be a multimillion dollar lawsuit over THAT one.