Avoid Airline Travel this Holiday Season
Travelers not wanting to be subjected to cancer causing x-rays or being sexually molested by government TSA agents are being warned to stay away from American airports this holiday season.
On Wednesday, TSA boss John S. Pistole testified before Congress on the controversy brewing over the fact airports have become areas where the Bill of Rights no longer applies. Pistole said the TSA will enforce the new policies despite complaints that the search methods are too invasive and a violation of the Fourth Amendment.
The TSA warns that any “would-be commercial airline passenger” who enters an airport checkpoint and refuses to be subjected to “the method of inspection designated by the TSA will not be allowed to fly and also will not be permitted to simply leave the airport.”
In fact, the TSA is warning Americans that they may be arrested and fined $11,000 if they refuse to cooperate with the agency’s invasive and humiliating techniques.
“Once a person submits to the screening process, they can not just decide to leave that process,” Sari Koshetz, regional TSA spokesperson, told the Palm Beach Post. The policy includes people who decide not to fly. The TSA will work with local police in order to make sure the person remains on the premises and answers questions. “Anyone refusing faces fines up to $11,000 and possible arrest.”
Perhaps this would be a good year to stay home during the holidays or find alternative transportation to your destination.
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As a condition of flying, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) now expects you to surrender your rights and choose between a strip search in one of their naked porno-scanners or a humiliating, invasive groping, that would be considered sexual assault if you or I were to do it to an individual.