How many of you want the breasts and vaginal areas of your young daughters exposed or touched by strangers just so they can fly to grandma's house?
I heard a woman being interviewed on the radio tonight. She was 70 years, from Charleston, and had flown overseas at the beginning of October, before the new rules came into effect. On her return trip, she changed planes in Atlanta. The TSA employee said that the woman needed to be patted down. The old lady agreed to it because she was expecting the old way, back of the hand, no groin area contact. She was shocked when she felt herself being groped!
How many of you feel safer about flying knowing that the old lady got groped?
the woman's story seems odd. Wondering why she would have been re-screened for a connecting flight. Even the terminal changes in Atlanta remain secure.
How many of you want the breasts and vaginal areas of your young daughters exposed or touched by strangers just so they can fly to grandma's house?
She flew overseas. Which means from a different country. You still have to go through security again when flying in from another country.
I didn't.... but that was through Miami.... Maybe Atlanta is different.
She was surprised, too. She thought that was odd. Apparently, it's unique to Atlanta. She said that she won't quit flying because she loves to travel but she will never change thru Atlanta again. She will arrange her flights to change thru Chicago.the woman's story seems odd. Wondering why she would have been re-screened for a connecting flight. Even the terminal changes in Atlanta remain secure.
Every time Hubby drives his van onto the Air Force Base, he has to slowly drive it thru the huge machine that xrays all the large vehicles. He is sitting in it the whole time.
More rads. Maybe we should all start wearing dosimeter badges to monitor our exposure.
I heard a woman being interviewed on the radio tonight. She was 70 years, from Charleston, and had flown overseas at the beginning of October, before the new rules came into effect. On her return trip, she changed planes in Atlanta. The TSA employee said that the woman needed to be patted down. The old lady agreed to it because she was expecting the old way, back of the hand, no groin area contact. She was shocked when she felt herself being groped!
How many of you feel safer about flying knowing that the old lady got groped?
Yeah but those unions protest EVERYTHING.
We had all 3 at my high school. Only bothers the people who are doing wrong. Never bothered me.
It became effective Oct. 29. Did you travel after that date?I would send mine through the scanner..... That being said.....If the pat down were equal to the one I had last month I wouldn't have a problem with my kid going through it.
Mine either. I attended four high schools in two states, and none of them had any kind of security, or any kind of violence.not at my school.
Right to travel.....yes. Right to travel on a commercial airline from a goverment regulated port without following the regulations no.
FYI....You also do not have the right to travel US roads without a license. Nor do you have the right to travel the roads in a vehicle deemed unfit for travel or unregistered.
There is no right to fly. You can fly but if you CHOOSE to do so you also CHOOSE to comply with the regulations that come with it. Simple really.
The aircraft pilot and crew unions have protested the backscatter for their members because of the accumulated hazard.
Yeah but those unions protest EVERYTHING.