The insanity continues. TSA continues its mission to become the U.S. version of the SS.
Young Boy Forced To Remove T-Shirt By TSA
November 21, 2010
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Woman Refuses Body Scanner – Handcuffed and Molested
November 10, 2010TSA turns Gestapo
You NEED to listen to this video. This is one woman’s account of refusing to go through the ultra-intrusive body scanners; instead, she sought a less intrusive search and was handcuffed to a chair and subjected to embarrassment, ridicule, emotional distress, and physical molestation.
I thought this was America — where privacy is valued and respected. These new body scanners have been proven to do little to deter terrorists acts. Instead, these devices, purchased at tax payer expense, subject innocent Americans to electronic strip searches, stripping away our dignity and privacy “for the greater good.” Acts like these destroy the very thing they are supposed to protect; our rights and freedoms as individuals.
I refuse to use one these disgusting machines and if anyone attempts to pull on me what they pulled on this woman, I promise I will take it out of someone’s hide.
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Returning To One Moment In Time
November 8, 2010If you could return to one moment in time, what would it be? You don’t get to alter history, merely observe and repeat it.
I’m sure the answer may be easier or harder for many of us to answer, depending on dramatic events in our life. Take the wife who lost a husband on 9-11. I’m sure she’d instantly say “I’d like to return to the evening of September 10th.” For me, while I have lost loved ones, I wouldn’t enjoy or wish returning to the days before their death. Instead, I’d like to return to something epic; something that would shake the very foundation of my faith and belief in life.
I’m going to cheat and say I’d like to return to two moments in history: 1) the crucifixion and the days before and after it; and 2) Roswell New Mexico during the supposed alien craft crash.
Why these two events? Well, I’m a devout Christian (though many wouldn’t know it) and I’d like to know whether what I believe in is real or fiction. Knowing one way or another would either intensify my faith, or convert me into a Jew!
As for Roswell, if an alien craft really did crash, it would prove once and for all that we are not alone in the universe. Could you imagine the reality?
How about you? What moment would you return to?
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