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Man had Fourth Amendment scrawled on chest; strips at Va. airport checkpoint in protest
Saturday, January 1, 2011 14:50
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Man strips to his underwear at Va. airport checkpoint; message on chest protests searches
Police say a man stripped to his underwear at a Virginia airport checkpoint in a protest against security procedures.
Airport police said the man took off his shirt and pants at Richmond International Airport on Thursday. He had scrawled across his chest a reference to the Constitution’s 4th Amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure.
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If anyone is thinking, then think about this.
Why is the TSA NOT screening: [a] subways; [b] passenger and commercial rail; [c] vehicles going into tunnels or using bridges; and [d] and parking vehicles in heavily used areas?
Is it because the nonsense with the TSA is window dressing?
“IF” I were a terrorist consultant, and I am not, there are far more holes in Homeland Securities that you can count. By the way, why the hell is the Director out of the country she is supposed to protect?