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Old Jan 12, 2012 | 1:20 pm
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WindOfFreedom
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Originally Posted by Vidiot
(my ellipsis)

That's astounding, and I can't think of a single security-related reason for that. (I can think of several reasons behind that, but they have all to do with authoritarianism and control.) That seems like a civil-rights violation in itself. TSOs are now asserting that they have the authority to compel you not to speak?
Had this happen to me in Portland way before 9/11 and in ABQ not long after 9/11. This is correct information: if you or your traveling companion alarm in any way, you are prohibited from speaking to each other.
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