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Comment by David Jackson
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      They've been doing this for years. Though we know from experience that the government couldn't find a terrorist if one took flying lessons or entered the country and over-sttayed a visa, stopping folks at random locations is nothing new. (Therre is seldom anyone more surprised than a "cop" when some sort of "illicit" person or product is discovered at a roadblock.)

      Let's face it, 9/11 is the new scapegoat for every violation of anything, by some comic book government agency or functionary...Before all this, it was computers; and; before that it was just about anything to do with some drug-related item or incident - real or imagined.

      I suspect that, for the TSA, an isolated traffic stop offers an improved potential for copping a feel or otherwise sexually or physically or verbally abusing folks.

      Nobody should be surprised. Everyone ought to be pissed. This is just another on the ever-growing KMA list. 

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