Don't Yawn While at the Checkpoint
Mar 29, 2015, 5:55 am
#16
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Carl Johnson, nice. 
These are the same characters who have come up with and still support the PreCheck nonsense that is nothing but an example of "all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than other animals".
The TSA SPOT checklist actually provides some insight into how being selected for TSA PreCheck LLL screening is directed.
The TSA SPOT checklist actually provides some insight into how being selected for TSA PreCheck LLL screening is directed.
Mar 29, 2015, 7:43 am
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Can you share how? I printed one and it was very fuzzy and not legible.
Mar 29, 2015, 9:12 am
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https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.document...ral-report.pdf
Then I used a magnifying glass to read it.
Will print it on 11x17 paper from work later in the week.
Mar 29, 2015, 10:54 am
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What about humming?
The TSA has recklessly omitted humming from its checklist! They might catch whistlers, while a terrorist could just hum his or her way through the checkpoint!
Also, there is no "comment" section for what tune the terrorist was whistling. Can you get a point deducted if you hum something patriotic?
The TSA has recklessly omitted humming from its checklist! They might catch whistlers, while a terrorist could just hum his or her way through the checkpoint!
Also, there is no "comment" section for what tune the terrorist was whistling. Can you get a point deducted if you hum something patriotic?
Mar 29, 2015, 11:16 am
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What about humming?
The TSA has recklessly omitted humming from its checklist! They might catch whistlers, while a terrorist could just hum his or her way through the checkpoint!
Also, there is no "comment" section for what tune the terrorist was whistling. Can you get a point deducted if you hum something patriotic?
The TSA has recklessly omitted humming from its checklist! They might catch whistlers, while a terrorist could just hum his or her way through the checkpoint!
Also, there is no "comment" section for what tune the terrorist was whistling. Can you get a point deducted if you hum something patriotic?
Mar 29, 2015, 1:45 pm
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Woah ! Guess i most be bad. Me looking gets really like a "stare". At least that what my mom told me as a child. I was brought up to look down a lot so people would not "freak" out.
Fidgy ? Yes cause I hate to stand still with my low bloodpressure.
So I am always moving around dont stand still at all.
What planet are this wise guys from? No wonder I hate to fly.
Also I do hum to make it esier to throug this "weird" things
Fidgy ? Yes cause I hate to stand still with my low bloodpressure.
So I am always moving around dont stand still at all.
What planet are this wise guys from? No wonder I hate to fly.
Also I do hum to make it esier to throug this "weird" things
Mar 29, 2015, 3:52 pm
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Exaggerated yawning, Appears confused or disoriented, Does not respond to authoritative commands, strong body odor, -- yes, I am just off a transoceanic flight, so I am stinky like a skunk, I am falling asleep on my feet, English is not my first language, what do you want? Is this such an unusual scenario? Give me a break!
Excessive fidgeting, clock watching -- damn this long queue, I need to catch my flight!
Avoiding eye contact -- even a very mild case of ASD will have that.
Excessive fidgeting, clock watching -- damn this long queue, I need to catch my flight!
Avoiding eye contact -- even a very mild case of ASD will have that.
Last edited by chx1975; Mar 29, 2015 at 3:58 pm
Mar 29, 2015, 4:25 pm
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Since the PDF is really hard to read, I've retyped the TSA Spot Referral Report as an easy to read & print document. Feel free to share.
Mar 29, 2015, 5:27 pm
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Since the PDF is really hard to read, I've retyped the TSA Spot Referral Report as an easy to read & print document. Feel free to share.
Mar 29, 2015, 5:30 pm
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Since the PDF is really hard to read, I've retyped the TSA Spot Referral Report as an easy to read & print document. Feel free to share.
While I think of it, now that you know these forms exist, has your lawyer requested a copy of the real one they did on you?
Mar 29, 2015, 5:57 pm
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It only just got leaked. But yes, this will definitely be part of both my ongoing FOIA litigation and formal trial discovery once I file suit for the BOS incident. (That'll be within ~5 months.)
Mar 29, 2015, 6:01 pm
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Mixed with a big dose of government interference with Constitutional rights. Think of how many of those items are explicitly tailored to painting anyone who objects to or is contemptuous of the TSA as a terrorist.
I wonder what the highest point total for someone has ever been?
