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Big Brother's Voyeurs and Sexual Molesters

The invasion of the traveling public's privacy with full-body scanners at airports continues to escalate.

Constitutional attorney John W. Whitehead writes that Congress "actually assisted the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) in its ongoing efforts to install these scanners in every airport in the country."

Whitehead says that people have shared their feelings of violation with him, such as one mother who said that her 17-year-old daughter was subjected to a full pat-down when flying from Boston Logan due to the new scanner malfunctioning. "Even when she began to cry, the TSA agent continued the pat down," said the mother, adding that she felt helpless to do anything to stop it.

This writer remembers an elderly English couple in Waikiki a few years ago who told of their ordeal of a body search at an American airport on their way here. They couldn't bring themselves to give the details, but were obviously shocked and revolted at the hands-on procedure. A dignified, white-haired, typically English-looking couple, they looked as likely to be terrorists as the man in the moon, but common sense in this country has been replaced by political correctness years ago. Their Hawaiian vacation irrevocably spoiled by an experience that weighed deeply on them, the violated couple vowed never to come to Amerika again.
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LewRockwell.com

by John W. Whitehead

"I don’t know why everybody is running to buy these expensive and useless machines. I can overcome the body scanners with enough explosives to bring down a Boeing 747. That’s why we haven’t put them in our airport."
~ Rafi Sela, leading Israeli airport security expert, referring to Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport, which has some of the toughest security in the world

Michael Roberts, a 35-year-old airline pilot from Memphis, Tennessee, is putting everything on the line for freedom. Concerned about the world his children will grow up in, this father of six young children ranging in age from 10-months to 8-years-old has pitted himself against the American surveillance state as it encroaches upon personal privacy and our constitutional freedoms.

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Oppose the Porno-Scanners. Write a Letter (But Not to Washington). [LewRockwell.com]