TSA rolls out new `Detention Portals' at Syracuse Airport exits.

I will say those do look nefarious for sure and it wouldn't surprise me one iota.

I have never flown into/out of Syracuse, but what I am reading in other articles, and what you say, the airport is small. I can't imagine these doors in larger airports when you have 100 people exiting the secure area at the same time every few minutes. It's not going to work if they have to stand in line and go through these doors individually. Also, from what I'm reading, these doors were designed by someone in the TSA. Figures.

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I get a really UN-easy feeling every time I pass into the "secure" zone at the air port as it is. It kinda just feels like I have passed the point of no return, It's the if anything were to happen. I'm fucked, kinda feeling.
Now, with that shit...well, thats over the f@#king top.

Last Edited by A Mery Can on 11/19/2013 10:46 AM

This is good because Syracuse, NY is a hot bed for terrorist activity and a really huge target

Its central New York, people are miserable 80% of the year due to lack of sunlight and harsh weather, so that is why they appear to be medicated and docile.

Look for a Kosher Konnection.

Makes me darned glad I do NOT fly and never will. TSA is creepy.

^THIS^

Remember the good old days when you could see your loved ones off at the gate, instead of the curb?

amerikans deserve what they're getting....and...there's more where that came from!! Stupid people, very, very stupid people.

Syracuse airport renovation -------Pompey Construction Services LLC. Incorporation date: JULY 17, 2002




It seems the sheepies are tickled to death at being herded into these things, More at link.

[link to www.9wsyr.com]

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Pompey

Pompey the Great - Pompeius Magnus



Pompey was one of the main Roman leaders during the exciting final decades of the Roman Republic. He made a political alliance with Julius Caesar, married his daughter, and then fought against him. A capable military leader, Pompey earned the title of "the Great."



Along with Crassus and Julius Caesar, Pompey formed what is known as the first triumvirate, which became the dominating force in Roman politics. The liaisons between the men were personal, tenuous, and short-lived. Crassus was not happy that Pompey had taken credit for overcoming the Spartacans, but with Caesar mediating, he agreed to the arrangement for political ends. When Pompey's wife (Caesar's daughter) died, one of the main links broke. Crassus, a less capable military leader than the other two, was killed in military action in Parthia.

fear peddler
the only successful intercepts of terrorist passengers was done by other passengers.

Bicycle bicycle bicycle
I want to ride my bicycle bicycle
Bicycle bicycle bicycle
Bicycle race

You say coke I say caine
You say John I say Wayne
Hot dog I say cool it man
I don't wanna be the President of America
You say smile I say cheese
Cartier I say please
Income tax I say Jesus
I don't wanna be a candidate for
Vietnam or Watergate
Cause all I wanna do is

Bicycle bicycle bicycle

This may be interesting. In looking around I found similarity's the namesake of this Company and the past.

Plutarch on Pompey and the Pirates

The power of the pirates first commenced in Cilicia, having in truth but a precarious and obscure beginning, but gained life and boldness afterwards in the wars of Mithridates, where they hired themselves out, and took employment in the king's service. Afterwards, whilst the Romans were embroiled in their civil wars, being engaged against one another even before the very gates of Rome, the seas lay waste and unguarded, and by degrees enticed and drew them on not only to seize upon and spoil the merchants and ships upon the seas, but also to lay waste the islands and seaport towns.

Strange correlation, but correlations just the same.

Weirder by the minute

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much worse than when I was a youngster. Stuff I got in the 4th grade is now saved for college. That's why in a conversation with a current high school graduate I am amazed to find he has never heard of the Bronze Age.

These are my preliminary suspicions, though i think the unknown luggage weight would throw off any body weight measurement. Biometric data collection and cellphone/PDA info. theft does seem plausible though, not to mention the fact that they may be used to lockdown an airport.

Last Edited by UseLessRepEATER on 11/19/2013 11:40 AM

This is true.."Let's Roll"

SEATAC's got em too:



In this clip, it is admitted that they are equipped with "sensors".

Last Edited by UseLessRepEATER on 11/19/2013 11:42 AM

Germany uses Bomb and drug dogs a lot cheeper and efficient .

lol, safer from WHAT?

LOL That's what I was thinking... Syracuse NY WTF?

Nothing really there to blow up...well maybe an old empty Carrier building

Pompey

Pompey the Great - Pompeius Magnus



Pompey was one of the main Roman leaders during the exciting final decades of the Roman Republic. He made a political alliance with Julius Caesar, married his daughter, and then fought against him. A capable military leader, Pompey earned the title of "the Great."

huddle masses yearning to be free and still yearning...

It's amazing how the TSA can completely ignore every building code, every city code, every regulation that the government puts up. These doors violate the building code straight up for fire escape and egress.

Yeah, I was just perusing the fire codes too, and yes they just make up their own exemptions as they go...Amazing.

America where are you now?

Thanks for posting that! They have similar exits at Philadelphia International also. Works great! Earlier on this thread I was attempting to describe those at Philly, and I cancelled the post. Too difficult to describe. lol....I never thought of finding a video. At Philly....all those doors you see in the video swing open, so you actually have several lanes while exiting.

Philly is so large that there are several ways to exit security...here are two videos...each video is just a few seconds long...

[link to www.youtube.com]

[link to www.youtube.com]

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Even the MSM is questioning whether this is a not-so cloaked step going further into a police state...humm

"NBC News: Do Syracuse airport's new exit portals mark arrival of police state?"

[link to www.syracuse.com]

I am trying to find WHO is actually manufacturing these things.

Last Edited by A Mery Can on 11/19/2013 12:15 PM

How is this different than what you see at metro stations all over Europe?