W Ketchup Calls on Congress to Restrain the TSA

W Ketchup ^ | 11/22/2010 | Bill Zachary

[granite]

Eagle Bridge, NY — November 22, 2010 — The Book of Genesis, the creation story of four billion people, begins with Adam and Eve in paradise, naked, and unashamed. Their first self-knowing act, after eating from the tree of knowledge, is to clothe themselves.

In 2009, the Federal Transportation Security Administration deployed radiation scanners that allow government security personnel to see through travelers’ clothes, revealing their nakedness. Federal officials admit that the machines store and transmit the images. In February, naked pictures of Indian film star Shahrukh Khan were printed out and circulated by airport staff.

Dan Oliver, CEO of W Ketchup, noted: “It is standard procedure for criminals to be strip searched before admission to prison. The purpose is not merely to search for weapons and drugs, but to humiliate the prisoner by removing his socializing attributes in order to destroy his identity and make him more easily governed. These are the tactics the state is now using against ordinary citizens. It is no accident that the TSA requires subjects to lift their arms in the surrender position while in the radiation scanner.”

 

 

According to the Inspector General of the Office of Homeland Security: “TSA allowed some screeners to work without first completing a criminal history records check, and retained others with adverse background checks for weeks or months . . . .” In March, a TSA worker was charged with multiple child sex crimes.

New TSA procedures require screeners to touch the breasts and genitals of all passengers, including children, who opt of out of a radiation scan. The TSA does not use profiling to avoid abusing those travelers who pose no threat.

Oliver added: “All tyrannical governments use the criminal element to enforce order – moral actors would not obey their commands. Americans should heed the warning of Hungarian author Melchior Palyi: ‘where the Welfare State is on the march, the Police State is not far behind.’ With the government already in control of the economy, the naked scanners are a harbinger of the second phase.”

The TSA radiation scanners are sold by OSI Systems, Inc., which has government contracts totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. They are marketed by Michael Chertoff, former Homeland Security Czar. Convicted insider-trader and left-wing agitator George Soros divested his ownership stake in OSI shortly after the controversy broke. Earlier this month, the CEO of OSI sold nearly $1 million of his personal holdings of the stock to the public.

W Ketchup Chairman Bill Zachary commented: “The radiation scanners represent a confluence of big business, big government, and big finance conspiring to strip each American of his liberty and dignity. We demand the new Congress support Ron Paul in his effort to contain the TSA.”

 

[granite]

“It is standard procedure for criminals to be strip searched before admission to prison. The purpose is not merely to search for weapons and drugs, but to humiliate the prisoner by removing his socializing attributes in order to destroy his identity and make him more easily governed. These are the tactics the state is now using against ordinary citizens. It is no accident that the TSA requires subjects to lift their arms in the surrender position while in the radiation scanner.”

[Captain7seas]

“The TSA radiation scanners are sold by OSI Systems, Inc., which has government contracts totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. They are marketed by Michael Chertoff, former Homeland Security Czar”.

Calling Darrel Issa...

[Zarro]

Just wait. That arrogant piece o' crap Pistole is talking about bringing this outrage to train and bus stations:

TSA Searches: Are Trains and Subways Next?

[pgobrien]

Ping

[San Jacinto]

W Ketchup Calls on Congress to Restrain the TSA

Has Colonel Mustard given his opinion yet?

[Secret Agent Man]

Trains, subways, and long haul bus terminals.

[jpf]

“In Washington, this issue has tended degenerate into an “either-or” type debate. Either we protect our people from terror or we protect our most cherished principles. But that is a false choice. It asks too little of us and assumes too little about America.”

-Barack Obama in 2005

[lonevoice]

where the Welfare State is on the march, the Police State is not far behind

Snagged it for current tagline

[trumandogz]

Just get me through the airport quickly and I will take my chances.

[ConservativeMan55]

lol

[mo]

“In 2009, the Federal Transportation Security Administration deployed radiation scanners that allow government security personnel to see through travelers’ clothes, revealing their nakedness.”

I bet...the manufacturer is being paid PER IMAGE!!!Hence the “incentive” to make pat downs as abusive as they can get away with......to force people to take the radiation dose.

Also...note that this radiation is now being disseminated since the passage of ObamaCare....in 30years when you’re diseased from it...they won’t have to pay for treatment!!