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U.S. Airport Pat-Downs Are About to Get More Invasive
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2017 Mar 4, 7:50am 16,940 views 51 comments
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Dan8267
2017 Oct 15, 10:10pm
Dan8267
2017 Oct 15, 10:10pm
Strategist says
The fact that you actually believe that is proof that you are brainwashed. Any attempt to make America better or to save Americans you don't like, such as innocent blacks being murdered by cops, you call an attack on America. You are so full of shit.
The land that you hate.
The fact that you actually believe that is proof that you are brainwashed. Any attempt to make America better or to save Americans you don't like, such as innocent blacks being murdered by cops, you call an attack on America. You are so full of shit.
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2017 Oct 16, 5:38am
Y
2017 Oct 16, 5:38am
fallout from nuke testing.
tn2 says
tn2 says
If tyranny is so wonderful, why do people try to escape North Korea?
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zzyzzx
2017 Oct 16, 12:08pm
zzyzzx
2017 Oct 16, 12:08pm
Oh great, just when we need Harvey Weinstein to work airport security, he's about to get thrown in jail.
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2017 Oct 16, 2:08pm
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2017 Oct 16, 2:08pm
Per your statement, every country in the world embraces tyranny.
Unless you'd like to add some details....
freespeak says
Unless you'd like to add some details....
freespeak says
Tyranny didn't work out too well for the USSR, Nazi Germany, and Cambodia so why are Americans embracing it?
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While few have noticed, U.S. airport security workers long had the option of using five different types of physical pat-downs at the screening line. Now those options have been eliminated and replaced with a single universal approach. This time, you will notice.
The new physical touching—for those selected to have a pat-down—will be be what the federal agency officially describes as a more “comprehensive†physical screening, according to a Transportation Security Administration spokesman.
Denver International Airport, for example, notified employees and flight crews on Thursday that the “more rigorous†searches “will be more thorough and may involve an officer making more intimate contact than before.â€
“I would say people who in the past would have gotten a pat-down that wasn’t involved will notice that the [new] pat-down is more involved,†TSA spokesman Bruce Anderson said Friday. The shift from the previous, risk-based assessment on which pat-down procedure an officer should apply was phased in over the past two weeks after tests at smaller airports, he said.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-03-03/u-s-airport-pat-downs-are-about-to-get-more-invasive
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