Posted on 03/08/2010 1:44:37 PM PST by ButThreeLeftsDo
Denver airport officials say hundreds of bags were loaded onto airplanes in late December without being run through security scanners.
Denver Airport Manager of Aviation Kim Day told KMGH-TV in Denver that the incident involved "a couple thousands of bags over a couple of days." The breach was first reported by the station.
The Transportation Security Administration said it is investigating, but that it appeared the incident was an unintentional human error.
(Excerpt) Read more at startribune.com ...
Bags Fly Free (of screening)...
New addition to my list:
Words which no longer mean what we think they mean, but the opposite; thanks to the socialist Progressive Chicago politics administration.
TSA incompetence is now “Unintentional Human Error"
Achievement.
Always.
American.
Bipartisanship.
Budget
Change.
Charity.
Citizenship.
Cooperation.
Corruption.
Education.
History.
Hope.
Informed.
Insurance.
Investment.
Job-Creation.
Most.
Never.
Patriotism.
Poverty.
Scientist.
Stimulus.
Treason.
Unprecedented.
Voluntary.
Welfare.
Doesn’t Denver have a new baggage handling system that is state of the art? At their new airport?
Cost a heck of a lot too.
Yes they do, and yes it did..
Monday, March 08, 2010
WorldNetDaily Exclusive
Obama’s TSA pick: Hire on ‘ethnic diversity’
Robert Harding says placing minorities at top should be ‘requirement’
Posted: March 08, 2010
1:05 pm Eastern
By Aaron Klein
WorldNetDaily
President Obama’s pick to head the Transportation Security Administration long has pushed for “ethnic diversity” as a determining factor in hiring new teams for U.S. military and intelligence agencies, WND has learned.
The president announced today his nominee for TSA chief, retired Gen. Robert Harding.
Harding served in the Army for 33 years until he retired in 2001 and went into business as a private security contractor. He previously served as the Defense Department’s top human intelligence officer and managed a $1 billion intelligence collection program. Between 2003 and 2009, Harding was a government consultant on human intelligence and counterintelligence issues.
He has lobbied for “ethnic diversity” in the U.S. defense establishment.
WND found that in 2003, Harding submitted written testimony to a Senate subcommittee hearing on intelligence issues pushing for more diversity at security agencies, going so far as to call diversity a “requirement.” ..excerpt
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=127285
Swell......
He has lobbied for “ethnic diversity” in the U.S. defense establishment.
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