TSA will now “pre-screen” your taxes, car registration, passport, employment history, and more

They want to shut airports down for civilian travel. Period.

"They" don't want people moving from point A to point B

I wonder why all criminals get on airplanes? Do you?

Buses seem safer. Lol

Trains derail but seem safer. That will end too.

They want to tax your mileage to prevent car travel.

What country are you moving to??

It is your personal business; but just interested where there maybe some sanity left

If I wasn't married

I would be getting out of here as well

It's like a thumbscrew, slow torture, slowly increasing the
pressure on individuals over time. It's planned, they know
full well you'll crack sooner or later. But why, why do this?

Looks like I'll be driving a lot more.

Good find, DB. Funny how quickly this information comes out, is it not? Dare I say that it seems like this was all lined up and ready to go before LAX?

Hmmmm.

The past year we have been driving. I really do not like to fly anymore, the whole idea of having my personal information and my physical body opened to prying eyes is very repugnant. Not that there is any damaging personal information or that my physical body is anything out of the ordinary in any way.

I just do not like it.

We used up our reward miles a month or so ago, and are planning on driving more and more.

The past year we have been driving. I really do not like to fly anymore, the whole idea of having my personal information and my physical body opened to prying eyes is very repugnant. Not that there is any damaging personal information or that my physical body is anything out of the ordinary in any way.

I just do not like it.

We used up our reward miles a month or so ago, and are planning on driving more and more.

Bangkok....awesome city. I lived there before....very cheap but nice apartments. I already have many US friends that have moved there and other areas in Thailand.

Today, flying; tomorrow, living and breathing.

Don't think that they'll stop at the airports. They've already done some "spot checking" at highways and bus stations.

Go and look at my posts on pages 3 and 2- i am the AC from Japan.

You can move out of the country, but you are still a prisoner due to FATCA and FBAR, and because you were ignorant enough to forget there is an exit tax of anything the US Government can touch meaning you will lose 50 percent of your assets and/or more than that.

To really get out of the entire US bullshit that the Government has setup to stop people like you and me from leaving entirely, is to financially imprison individuals like you and me and even are foreign families that are connected to us. You can leave, but your still fucked. Unless you renounce after you do what you need to do.

Not one american give a fuck about expatriates, etc., but they will suffer the economic consequences later. Fucking fatbag "murica" shitbags....

FYI, to tldr-

TO GET OUT OF US BULLSHIT- RENOUNCE YOUR CITIZENSHIP, BEFORE THAT, HAVE NO ASSET OF ANY COMPANY/INSTITUTION/ACCOUNT ANYTHING THAT IS IN REACH OF THE US GOVERNMENT- THE US GOV WILL LITERALLY CLEAN YOU OUT.

the TSA is the STAsi

they also check your email, via 'Bozo Allenn' subcontractors
they also use any important business or financial information contained in said emails for their insiders financial gain

USA USA ...

My prediction;

once TSA agents become armed the new thing will be is to have

'unruly ones who won't follow orders' shot in the airports

this is coming

people will be shot for not opening up their suitcases fast enough

as an example

The news just said the "shooter said he acted alone" but then said he was unresponsive and shot in the face. How can he talk then.

LOL.. Whatever. Have you ever met a Boozer?

LAX shooting paramedics carrying a dummy in a wheelchair?

This is such a load of bullshit. Don't they carry shooting victims out on STRETCHERS???? I have never seen paramedics carrying an unconscious shooting victim to the ambulance in a WHEELCHAIR. A live, conscious person, yes. But not someone in that alleged state. Between that and the ridiculous pic with the dummy and the pool of ketchup beside him, this event looks totally staged.

You are right. They always use stretchers.

But all the sheep believed that wheelchairs at the Boston false flag, so they used it here too.

Looks like it's time to invest in a bunch of pocket sized copies of the constitution and hand them out to TSA agents who don't understand what it is. Which is all of them.

Hmm....

You are right. They always use stretchers.

But all the sheep believed that wheelchairs at the Boston false flag, so they used it here too.

Looks like it's time to invest in a bunch of pocket sized copies of the constitution and hand them out to TSA agents who don't understand what it is. Which is all of them.

Hmm....

One little shooting is all it takes - stay tuned for updates.

Travelers are now being subjected to even more invasive screening procedures by the infamous Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

Before “allowing” people to travel, the TSA is performing unwarranted checks of a wide variety of personal documents, going further than ever before into the lives of innocent passengers.

As expected, Americans will roll over for the new intrusions and accept that they are necessary to protect the Homeland.

The new pre-screening procedure is more exhaustive than a federal background check.

The TSA will now be dramatically expanding their reach into the lives of every passenger, and scouring all of the following documents, according to the New York Times:

private employment information
vehicle registrations
travel history
property ownership records
physical characteristics
tax identification numbers
past travel itineraries
law enforcement information
“intelligence” information
passport numbers
frequent flier information
other “identifiers” linked to DHS databases

“I think the best way to look at it is as a pre-crime assessment every time you fly,” said Edward Hasbrouck to the New York Times.

Hasbrouck is a consultant to the Identity Project, one of the groups that oppose the prescreening initiatives.

“The default will be the highest, most intrusive level of search, and anything less will be conditioned on providing some additional information in some fashion.”


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