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73 TSA Employees Had Potential Terrorism Connections And Security Clearance

Saturday, November 21, 2015 2:07

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In the video below, you get to see just how crooked Barack Obama is. We’ve gotten to a point when even the best imaginations couldn’t make up this lunacy if we wanted to. Obama’s most recent stunt with the refugees will NO DOUBT lead to people getting killed, and when it does, Obama should be brought up on murder charges for having SUCH reckless disregard for human life. At the same time the FBI director is telling Congress that there is no way to vet the Syrian refugees, Obama is telling the American people there is a vigorous process in place. Not to worry, I guess Obama can activate his top secret super community organizing powers to vet the refugees or something, regardless of what the FBI says.

Then, when asked if the Obama administration has plans to go through with bringing in at least 10,000 Syrian refugees, a State Department spokesman said, “These people are subject to the highest level of security checks that anyone can be who is traveling to the United States can be subject to…” Well, considering the DHS just found 73 TSA employees with possible links to terrorism who all had security passes, I feel safer already. Not worry… Obama will just come up with another nonsensical response if anyone asks him about this…

IS IT CLEAR YET WHAT TEAM OBAMA IS PLAYING FOR… OR…

DOES IT NEED TO BE SOMEONE IN YOUR FAMILY WHO DIES?

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Shepard Ambellas at INTELLIHUB writes:

The Transportation Security Administration’s vetting procedure which screens airline industry workers for any ties to terrorism or criminal activity was found to be only “generally effective” in most cases, leaving open a good margin for error, thus leaving travelers and the general public at risk.

In fact the report details how a shocking 73 workers, most employed by “major airlines” or “airport vendors”, with potential terror, criminal, or legal ‘red flags’ were found by the investigators to have been allowed access to secure areas of airports across the United States.

Investigators concluded:

TSA had less effective controls in place for ensuring that aviation workers 1) had not committed crimes that would

disqualify them from having unescorted access to secure airports areas, and 2) had lawful status and were authorized to work in the United States. In general, TSA relied on airport operators to perform criminal history and work authorization checks, but had limited oversight over these commercial entities. Thus, TSA lacked assurance that it properly vetted all credential applicants.

Further, thousands of records used for vetting workers contained potentially incomplete or inaccurate data, such as an initial for a first name and missing social security numbers. TSA did not have appropriate edit checks in place to reject such records from vetting. Without complete and accurate information, TSA risks credentialing and providing unescorted access to secure airport areas for workers with potential to harm the nation’s air transportation system.

Interestingly enough the TSA was in fact aware these 73 individuals may have posed a security risk to both travelers and the general public and apparently disregarded the threat.