TSA: The Bill of Rights is Dead - All Hail The Rule of Men!
• LewRockwell.comA pilot for ExpressJet Airlines: I stated that I did indeed have a problem with the infringement of my civil rights and liberty. His reply: "That’s irrelevant."
A pilot for ExpressJet Airlines: I stated that I did indeed have a problem with the infringement of my civil rights and liberty. His reply: "That’s irrelevant."
Prudently one has wonder if TSA Threatens The Health Of Pilots and Passengers they Repeatedly X-Ray. Consider that Government has expanded its X-raying of Citizens at airports to purchasing hundreds’ of X-Ray Vans that will be traveling our streets, without warrants secretly x-raying Americans, peering though Citizens’ homes and vehicles, exposing Americans and their families to X-rays. X-ray vans are an affront to privacy that literally allows government/police to view Citizens in their bedrooms. Americans need to ask Obama if independent studies were conducted to determine if Citizens could develop Cancer if (repeatedly exposed) to X-rays by the police vans when in their vehicles on roadways and in their homes? Continued Low Radiation Exposure is Accumulative and believed to cause Cancer. Police intend to use the X-Ray Vans to search for drugs and weapons.
http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2010/10/03/privacy-america-feds-xray-vans-watch-home-6252/X-Ray Vans can ALSO be positioned to secure perimeters by the military or police to control civil unrest and instances of revolt, to screen and stop Citizens carrying weapons, any item. Why did the government order hundreds X-Ray Vans?
Could TSA’s new technology “Spot–Screening Passengers by Observation Techniques” help sophisticated terrorists escape detection at airport checkpoints? Could TSA’s training narrow the observation of TSA trained security personnel at airports to uncover terrorists, by conditioning TSA observers to over rely on specific techniques to Spot–Screen Passengers? It may be relevant to mention that Russian KGB Agents and (spies) were reportedly trained to monitor their own physiological reactions under stress and to pass lie detector tests when lying. U.S. Homeland Security recently was quoted in the LA Times as having said they stop people that show no emotion. For the most part that could be a wasted effort, considering millions of Americans are medicated, many for psychological issues and often don’t show normal or emotion at all.
Russian KGB agents were apparently taught not only to "monitor" their body language, but copy and implement other people’s' body language including mannerisms while on a mission to prevent their own body language being read; KGB training included covertly filming their agents’ “body language” during a mission, then providing the film to the agent so he or she could repeatedly review the film and modify their body language to avoid detection. It is foreseeable sophisticated terrorists could copy and emulate other people’s non-threatening body language and portray different character types, just like actors to avoid detection by TSA airport and other government security. It is also a concern whether U.S. Government can keep their so-called passenger observation techniques secret when they provide that training information to so may trainees. It is foreseeable sophisticated terrorists could use that training information to implement verbal and non-verbal elements (body language) to work around TSA’s security personnel training observation techniques to avoid detection.
If being subjected to security screening in the airport this latest technology X-Ray is used that harms or injures passengers including pilots and airport personnel boarding a departing airline, we need proof to that effect. That proof should be our bone of contention for refusing to be x-rayed, physically searched, much more bodily "groped or touched" in the airport. But brandishing your civil rights and civil liberty with an air of arrogance for refusing to be x-rayed, bodily searched, "groped" or "touched" under our existing tight security program while the rest of the passengers are complying with this security requirement without proof of injury, I am afraid the airport officers with a duty to do or perform in the airport, are right in telling this adamant pilot that his protestation for the infringement of his civil right is totally IRRELEVANT !!! Your civil right to live in freedom is not worth a nickel if your refusal based on protecting your individual freedom under this dire situation endangers the lives of hundreds of airline passengers who also have their individual civil right to live in freedom like you have.