TSA Now Storming Public Places 8,000 Times a Year

American Thinker ^ | 6/20/11 | Tara Servatius

[Monorprise]

Honest I just want State and Local law enforcemnet not working with theses jackboots, that is the least theses defenders of liberty could do if they don’t got the balls to stand up to em.

Identifying the individuals willing to carry out the lawless acts the TSA orders for public shame is of 2ndary importance.

[PghBaldy]

unreasonable searches and seizures

Unreasonable is debatable.

[Rome2000]

As long as they are violating the 4th amendment anyways, why not do it at all of the mosques in Tampa and leave the poor folk riding Greyhound alone?

[Doomonyou]

Searching private cars at random is next.

They are called DUI checkpoints.

[Tainan]

They need to tracked back to their offices and residences. Let them know that they are under our observational policies. Remove their cloak of anonimity!
Be sure to post their addresses on your local Internet or on Facebook.

Thats a good start. Video these people and their activities...and have a back-up videographer working with you.
If questioned, and you will be, refuse to answer without a lawyer present - SAY NOTHING.
Learn how to swap memory cards quickly.
Shun these people when their identities are made public.

[1010RD]

That would do the trick. You can be they’d make it illegal the next day.

[eak3]

funny how their website doesnt list any of their locations only an 800 number to contact them. Is there a way to find out where these thugs operate from? They must have offices scattered around the country.

[B4Ranch]

I believe most of their offices are inside the airports.

[B4Ranch]

Posting government office addresses is not illegal. You could always make a reference point about how you were driving around and saw a nice home at xxx cccc vvvv and that you wished it was for sale. So you knocked on the door, lo and behold a tsa rep answered the door. You know just talking in your usual rambling style conversation.

[gundog]

Have you seen or heard any stories relating to matters of trespass on railroad property, reservoirs, powerline easements being prosecuted under Homeland Security?

[Teacher317]

DUI checkpoints just got a recent expansion this month in Indiana. A pretty IU girl has gone missing, so the local police set up a roadblock at XYZ time and place, because someone MIGHT have seen her at that place exactly one week beforehand, and they wanted to stop everyone to ask. No probable cause, no public safety, no pretense... just because they said they needed to.

The girl (Lauren Spierer) is still missing.

story

Main paragraphs:
"BLOOMINGTON - An unannounced roadblock was manned by Bloomington police early Friday morning. Police stopped all traffic traveling through the intersection of College and 10th Streets during the early morning hours, the same time period when Lauren Spierer disappeared a week ago.
Officers handed out flyers containing Lauren's photo and asked each driver their whereabouts on the morning of June 3. They also asked the drivers who travel through the intersection on a daily basis whether they had noticed anything out of the ordinary last Friday morning."

[TheBigJ]

"...and asked each driver their whereabouts on the morning of June 3"

Oh is that how it works? We have to prove our innocence now? Wrong. All they should ask is "have you seen this gal." For an intersection that local commuters often go through huh? You mean over 40,000 students, staff, largest university in Indiana, not counting permanent residents? Yeah, that narrows it down.

Since 3 robed tyrants here at Supreme Court ruled no resistance to police illegal/legal entry, surprised they are not opening cars searching for gps and cellphone gps records to locate each individual's whereabouts on that specific day.

Sad to be missing but wandering the streets in early morning hours is naive and dangerous. We had the same occurrence at Ball State when a young freshman disappeared but turned up in the White River after walking about inebriated early morning hours after party. He had tripped over small barrier, falling a good 50 ft down concrete slope to drown.

[Gilbo_3]

Searching private cars at random is next.

that ship sailed a looooooong time ago...

DUI checkpoint, insurance checkpoint, seatbelt checkpoint...

[bamahead]

The TSA clearly intends for these out-of-nowhere swarms by its officers at community transit centers, bus stops and public events to become a routine and accepted part of American life.



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[gogogodzilla]

85 million gun owners... how many cases of the TSA being stopped?

Zero.

A gun means nothing without someone with the will to use it in defense of home and country. And I’m hearing a lot of bluster, but seeing no action...

[GOPJ]

Thanks for the ping.

[GOPJ]

I keep hoping all this is just a bad B movie and someone will turn off the tube and it will disappear.

George Orwell would recognize our TSA - he knows Homeland Security types well...