TSA

by James Ridgeway Published by Mother Jones Scan, baby, scan. That's the mantra among politicians at all levels in the wake of the thwarted terrorist attack aboard a Detroit-bound passenger jet. According to...

January 13, 2009 by Larisa Alexandrovna RawStary.com New information surrounding the December plane crash which killed GOP internet consultant Michael Connell casts doubt on some of the rumors and speculation surrounding his death but doesn't close the...

TSA Head Disputes Claim, Tells 60 Minutes Measures Are Necessary Because "This Is A War" Dec. 21, 2008 60 Minutes (CBS) If you're one of the millions heading home for the...

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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) today stood by its decision to require a Texas airline passenger to remove a nipple ring with pliers before boarding a flight, but says more discreet screening procedures may...

The next time someone refers to you as a 9/11 conspiracy theorist, just ask for their explanation why less than 1% of domestic flights have air marshals aboard, six plus years later. It would seem that advocates of the official story no longer bother to keep up the appearance of protecting the same industry they bailed out with our money, let alone that of their passengers. The really astounding feat has been to keep us free from attack all this time without even appearing to try. We must be lucky! You have to wonder by what strange loop of logic you can maintain belief in the official story and yet not question why the seemingly obvious means of enhancing airline security have not yet been made.