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Janet Napolitano played down the idea of migrating to an Israeli type security screening at airports here in the United States despite the back lash from the sexual assaults intrusive patdowns and screenings.

“There are some differences in the laws and the legal constraints that we abide by,” she said. “There may be some things that can be shared (with Israel) and some things that would not … The practices and techniques that we use will differ and do differ.”

What Janet really means by that statement is, “Currently we are actually violating the law, should we stop we might loose control over some of the sheep we have trained.”  By violating the 4th Amendment you have already shown the fact that you completely disregard the law, including the most important ones.

 

No you do not have to violate anyone’s 4th Amendment rights because they want to fly.  This is absurd and beyond belief.  There is absolutely no justification for it.  They attempt to claim justification but the truth of the matter is that necessity is the plea of every infringement!  How many people has TSA actually saved?  On the other side of that equation though, how many people abused by the TSA has stopped a terrorist attack?

This whole thing is a farce and a power grab.  This whole mess is worse than Russia in 1989.  What the hell is it going to take to wake these sheep up?

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  1. Twitter Trackbacks for TSA an says:
    January 5, 2011 at 00:40

    […] TSA and the Law | The Minuteman the-minuteman.org/content/2011/January/05/TSA-and-Law-Barron-Barnett – view page – cached Janet Napolitano played down the idea of migrating to an Israeli type security screening at airports here in the United States despite the back lash from the sexual assaults intrusive patdowns and screenings. “There are some differences in the laws and the legal constraints that we abide by,” she said. […]

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    January 5, 2011 at 00:40

    […] TSA and the Law | The Minuteman the-minuteman.org/content/2011/January/05/TSA-and-Law-Barron-Barnett – view page – cached Janet Napolitano played down the idea of migrating to an Israeli type security screening at airports here in the United States despite the back lash from the sexual assaults intrusive patdowns and screenings. “There are some differences in the laws and the legal constraints that we abide by,” she said. […]

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    January 26, 2011 at 23:01

    […] Ventura is attacking on the grounds that they are warrantless searches, and a violation of the 4th amendment.  This also ignores the fact that they are trampling on rights that people cannot […]

  4. Another TSA Lawsuit | The Minu says:
    January 26, 2011 at 23:01

    […] Ventura is attacking on the grounds that they are warrantless searches, and a violation of the 4th amendment.  This also ignores the fact that they are trampling on rights that people cannot […]

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