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Originally Posted by TSORon
(Post 15303457)
Sorry doober, you are incorrect.. If this is not terrorism, what is?
But she said she thought he was improving, as he had gotten a job, a haircut and a girlfriend. However, she said Hawkins and his girlfriend had broken up in the last couple of weeks, and he had taken it hard. Uh, no. That is not a terrorist. |
Originally Posted by N965VJ
(Post 15303755)
So a terrorist could easily be someone who has passed a background check and is wearing a blue uniform with a shiny badge. Because he will have passed a background check to get his job, he will be permanently above suspicion until he does something really really egregious - and then only if video of the incident makes it to youtube and the evening news. If a pax observes the terrorist doing something suspicious and reports it, the entire organization will rally behind him and attack the pax's credibility, media bias, etc. Unlike federal positions where security is really taking seriously, after his initial background check, he will not be subject to routine new checks. |
Originally Posted by TSORon
(Post 15303457)
Sorry doober, you are incorrect.. If this is not terrorism, what is?
Do some of your infamous internet searches and find links to domestic (US) suicide bombers. Then come back to us. |
Originally Posted by TSORon
(Post 15303587)
Your right, there are many types, but if you read here you will note that this is exactly what the TSA’s BDO’s do, yet the posters here find absolutely no worth in their duties. I, on the other hand, have seen them at work and can vouch for the skills they have been taught
BDO: Good Morning sir, are you meeting someone today? (note I was in the secure area) ME: No BDO: So your flying out today? ME: Yes BDO: Where are you flying to? I responded by not saying anything to her, gathered up my belongings and walked away in the opposite direction. Yep, I sure do feel safe knowing highly skilled and trained bdo's like this one are on duty:rolleyes::rolleyes::td: |
Originally Posted by TSORon
(Post 15303664)
Put the hyperbole away BD. It serves no useful purpose, and never has. :rolleyes:
Originally Posted by TSORon
(Post 15303587)
The problems with the NFL are miniscule, tiny, and over-blown massively by the media and the folks here who cannot be intellectually honest about anything having to do with the TSA.
Originally Posted by TSORon
(Post 15298452)
One system, one measure, one approach, is not going to work to stop those who wish to do harm to US citizens. ALL of them must be used.
Originally Posted by TSORon
(Post 15298452)
US citizens are the choice target of every terrorist organization on the planet (with one possible exception, do you know which organization I am speaking of?).
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Originally Posted by RoadVeteran
(Post 15304016)
BDO: Good Morning sir, are you meeting someone today? (note I was in the secure area)
ME: No BDO: So your flying out today? ME: Yes BDO: Where are you flying to? I responded by not saying anything to her, gathered up my belongings and walked away in the opposite direction. Yep, I sure do feel safe knowing highly skilled and trained bdo's like this one are on duty:rolleyes::rolleyes::td: I think we need to start rounding up these TSO's and put them in some kind of re-education camp. After all, that's what they'd like to do to us. ;) Is anyone disturbed that law enforcement is making a big deal about the Portland, OR "bomber", when they GAVE HIM the bomb and IT WAS A FAKE BOMB! It was pure and simple entrapment. How soon before they start using this as an excuse to further erode our liberties? Will TSA start slipping fake bombs on the aircraft and then putting us in prison for terrorism? :( For the record, I'm not normally a wacko. That was my Dad, who served in two branches of our military and would have a few choice words to say to TSORon if he could speak from the grave. I just get more wound up the longer this stuff goes on. |
Originally Posted by zitsky
(Post 15304290)
Notice how TSA is trying to make both adults and children comfortable with talking to complete strangers? We're supposed to think that anyone with a TSO shirt on has to be obeyed, no matter the circumstances.
We are already told we can be stopped and our bags searched at any time in the sterile area. It's a matter of time before a TSO approaches someone in the restroom and insists on a bag and body search. |
Originally Posted by zitsky
(Post 15304290)
I think we need to start rounding up these TSO's and put them in some kind of re-education camp. After all, that's what they'd like to do to us. ;)
For the record, I'm not normally a wacko. That was my Dad, who served in two branches of our military and would have a few choice words to say to TSORon if he could speak from the grave. I just get more wound up the longer this stuff goes on. My Dad served in the army during WWII, and was a disabled veteran having gotten his wounds in combat, he like your Dad would have a few choice words for Ron if he were still with us on earth and able to speak out loud. Ron has stated that he served in the military, I do not remember for how long or what branch it was, but I do believe IIRC that he said he served in some kind of security capacity, an MP or something. Do you find it difficult to believe IF Ron indeed served in the military that he posts like he does in this forum?, what is he not saying about his experience in the military?,makes you wonder doesnt it? What saddens me is how great the concept of TSA was at its birth and what it has came to be in its current form:(:mad::td: |
Originally Posted by RoadVeteran
(Post 15304723)
I am for rounding up the TSO's alright, but I would would not put them in an education camp, how about putting them in the unemployment line, ALL OF THEM^:)
My Dad served in the army during WWII, and was a disabled veteran having gotten his wounds in combat, he like your Dad would have a few choice words for Ron if he were still with us on earth and able to speak out loud. Ron has stated that he served in the military, I do not remember for how long or what branch it was, but I do believe IIRC that he said he served in some kind of security capacity, an MP or something. Do you find it difficult to believe IF Ron indeed served in the military that he posts like he does in this forum?, what is he not saying about his experience in the military?,makes you wonder doesnt it? What saddens me is how great the concept of TSA was at its birth and what it has came to be in its current form:(:mad::td: |
Originally Posted by N965VJ
(Post 15303755)
Originally Posted by jkhuggins
(Post 15304281)
An awfully ironic statement, considering your recent use of hyperbole (underlined below):
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As polite as I could, I tried nudging this to a dialogue of the topic, but some of those posting exclaim to be exempt. So, let me call in my friend, Mr. Hold Button, and see if there's a pause in this action that will allow some of you time to exhale. Thank you.
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