Comments on: The TSA Follies http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2008/05/15/the-tsa-follies-7/ Protect yourself from government gaffes, bureaucratic blunders and incumbent incompetence Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:08:17 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Help Me, Baby Dinosaur! « The Heat Death Hourhttp://www.homelandstupidity.us/2008/05/15/the-tsa-follies-7/#comment-65534 Help Me, Baby Dinosaur! « The Heat Death Hour Sun, 17 May 2009 18:53:54 +0000 http://www.homelandstupidity.us/?p=1625#comment-65534 [...] from our friends at the TSA, but if you’re looking for some entertaining govermental follies, look no further.  My favorite: air marshals being denied boarding because their name appears on a no-fly list.  [...] [...] from our friends at the TSA, but if you’re looking for some entertaining govermental follies, look no further.  My favorite: air marshals being denied boarding because their name appears on a no-fly list.  [...]

]]> By: The TSA Follies - Homeland Stupidityhttp://www.homelandstupidity.us/2008/05/15/the-tsa-follies-7/#comment-62979 The TSA Follies - Homeland Stupidity Sun, 03 Aug 2008 00:00:47 +0000 http://www.homelandstupidity.us/?p=1625#comment-62979 [...] and they aren’t on your flight either. Where have all the air marshals gone? (In May we reported that air marshals were leaving the agency in droves and the remaining ones being reassigned to [...] [...] and they aren’t on your flight either. Where have all the air marshals gone? (In May we reported that air marshals were leaving the agency in droves and the remaining ones being reassigned to [...]

]]> By: Bring It On! » Blog Archive » Your Daily Dose of Ironyhttp://www.homelandstupidity.us/2008/05/15/the-tsa-follies-7/#comment-62656 Bring It On! » Blog Archive » Your Daily Dose of Irony Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:53:03 +0000 http://www.homelandstupidity.us/?p=1625#comment-62656 [...] In an unrelated story, here’s a second dose of irony that is yet another tip that the TSA is just a bureaucratic smoke screen that lead us to “bigger” not “smaller” government contrary to one of the GOP commandments. Our view is that it is entirely illogical to tell a pilot he is not stable enough to carry a weapon ... [...] [...] In an unrelated story, here’s a second dose of irony that is yet another tip that the TSA is just a bureaucratic smoke screen that lead us to “bigger” not “smaller” government contrary to one of the GOP commandments. Our view is that it is entirely illogical to tell a pilot he is not stable enough to carry a weapon … [...]

]]> By: Paul Strykerhttp://www.homelandstupidity.us/2008/05/15/the-tsa-follies-7/#comment-62598 Paul Stryker Thu, 22 May 2008 04:02:11 +0000 http://www.homelandstupidity.us/?p=1625#comment-62598 "T.S.A." rules is like the cover story the US.Government used for the airline type planes that hit the WTC.Perspectively, a 100 -to- 150 pound middle eastern man waves a box cutter in the face of a 180 -to- 230 pound a-typical American man?I am betting on the American ripping the guy with the box cutter throat out of his neck, rather than the American quivering into a pile of silly puddle crying for his mommy.Basically, we are all led to believe that civilians are Mommies vagina's, but I doubt that too. Get this, most everyone bought the story."T.S.A." is as sensible as the rest of the media brain washing that most the general public swallows hook line a sinker, and i love it. I find it all stupid and entertaining equally as to why I voted for GW.Bush, our commander and stand up comedian.The US. Government wants change, obvious the change is that we all need federal martial law and I agree cause I find this entertaining too, I support it in full.I am guilty of being narrow minded here pushing the idea that everything the government dose is the hemi engine version what the UK has done, but we do it more grandiose in a delusional fashion of speaking and I love it. What a stage, what a drama and everyone can not do a thing to stop it, most everyone believes what they media tells them, I love it.Want change?Move out of American and Become a citizen in Another country that has no federal reserve banking system, nor ever will.--Good Luck...I Love This Zeitgeist... I Support This Zeitgeist...Paul Stryker. “T.S.A.” rules is like the cover story the US.Government used for the airline type planes that hit the WTC.

Perspectively, a 100 -to- 150 pound middle eastern man waves a box cutter in the face of a 180 -to- 230 pound a-typical American man?

I am betting on the American ripping the guy with the box cutter throat out of his neck, rather than the American quivering into a pile of silly puddle crying for his mommy.

Basically, we are all led to believe that civilians are Mommies vagina’s, but I doubt that too. Get this, most everyone bought the story.

“T.S.A.” is as sensible as the rest of the media brain washing that most the general public swallows hook line a sinker, and i love it. I find it all stupid and entertaining equally as to why I voted for GW.Bush, our commander and stand up comedian.

The US. Government wants change, obvious the change is that we all need federal martial law and I agree cause I find this entertaining too, I support it in full.

I am guilty of being narrow minded here pushing the idea that everything the government dose is the hemi engine version what the UK has done, but we do it more grandiose in a delusional fashion of speaking and I love it. What a stage, what a drama and everyone can not do a thing to stop it, most everyone believes what they media tells them, I love it.

Want change?

Move out of American and Become a citizen in Another country that has no federal reserve banking system, nor ever will.

–Good Luck…

I Love This Zeitgeist…
I Support This Zeitgeist…

Paul Stryker.

]]> By: Rayhttp://www.homelandstupidity.us/2008/05/15/the-tsa-follies-7/#comment-62590 Ray Fri, 16 May 2008 16:45:56 +0000 http://www.homelandstupidity.us/?p=1625#comment-62590 One does have to wonder why nationalizing the security system was going to solve a problem. There seems to be an implied theory that the existing system missed something. I am sorry, but everything used on 9/11 to hijack a plane was in fact allowed on the plane according to the rules. So one would expect that it was highly probable that someone in security did find them and said "yeap that is allowed". I also will point out that the real problem was the policy of always doing exactly what the hijacker wanted. These guys had box cutters!!!! Can you see a plane load of people not being able to stop a guy with a box cutter. You can bet that today it might not even be possible to hijack a plane with a machine gun. People will today stop the guy/gal at all costs. One does have to wonder why nationalizing the security system was going to solve a problem. There seems to be an implied theory that the existing system missed something. I am sorry, but everything used on 9/11 to hijack a plane was in fact allowed on the plane according to the rules. So one would expect that it was highly probable that someone in security did find them and said “yeap that is allowed”. I also will point out that the real problem was the policy of always doing exactly what the hijacker wanted. These guys had box cutters!!!! Can you see a plane load of people not being able to stop a guy with a box cutter. You can bet that today it might not even be possible to hijack a plane with a machine gun. People will today stop the guy/gal at all costs.

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