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Saturday, September 08, 2012

You WILL cooperate and you WILL like it.

A TSA screener admitted to a woman traveling through Houston Airport that she was prevented from boarding her flight for retaliatory reasons as punishment for a bad attitude rather than any genuine security threat, after the woman refused to allow TSA agents to test her drink for explosives.
The audio and video in the clip above is scratchy, but the woman is heard saying, “Let me get this straight, this is retaliatory for my attitude, this is not making the airways safer it’s retaliatory.”
“It pretty much definitely is,” the TSA screener responds.
The incident began when the woman refused to allow TSA agents to carry out a controversial policy where they test drinks for explosives that are purchased by passengers after they have already passed through security.
“This was inside the terminal at the Houston airport,” the woman writes on her You Tube channel. “I was not allowed to board a plane (even though I had already been through airport security) because I drank my water instead of letting the TSA “test” it. The TSA agent finally admitted that it wasn’t because they thought I was a security risk – it was because they were mad at me!”

5 comments:

  1. The TSA should have been disbanded yesterday.

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  2. If she clicked her heals together and raised her right hand high in the air as she passed, she wouldn't have been bothered......
    Fucking NAZI'S

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  3. They'll do that once too often and get someone mad at them - really mad - and the ass kicking will commence.

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  4. Wir haben Weisen des Bildens Sie des Gespräches.

    We have to keep working to make it socially and culturally unacceptable to work for the TSA.

    Thankfully the mall cop rejects help it along everyday.

    Oh, and I have yet to hear the great other choice Romney offer to scrap the whole shitheap.

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