TSA – Terrible Security Administration
Sarah Palin’s book is a best seller in this country, but I can guarantee that the best seller in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Iran will be a report written and posted online by the Transportation Security Administration. The TSA report outlined the inside secrets about our airport screening and security procedures. I can just see the terrorists lining up at the local jihadist book store in Tehran.
The information posted is incredible, including: “examples of identification documents that screeners accept, including congressional, federal air marshal and CIA ID cards; and it explains that diplomatic pouches and certain foreign dignitaries with law enforcement escorts are not subjected to any screening at all. It said certain methods of verifying identification documents aren’t used on all travelers during peak travel crushes.”
If someone in the private sector posted a company’s trade secrets online, they would be fired in minutes, no questions asked. But the fact that no government official likely will be fired for this breach of security perfectly demonstrates the futility of granting the government more responsibility and power. I can’t wait to find my health records posted online when ObamaCare goes into effect!
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