Willie, ever since 9/ll I'm beginning to wake up, along with a whole lot of other people. It may be too late, but it's never too late to try. Pat Buchannan did have his points.
You think you're joking? Last year I was escorted to that same special room when changing planes to Toronto by a Latina guard who refused (or wasn't able) to communicate in English (as well as in Bulgarian, ha-ha-ha - it's my favourite joke).
But boy, she did know how to clatter her extensive bum and chew her gum... you couldn't help to think about that woman from Kalifornia with whom Bubba hadn't have sex.
I'm not flying anywhere again unless I absolutely have to.
The flying public is all for increased security, but will not stand to be unecessarily harassed, detained, or humiliated for no justifiable reason by low IQ morons.
Bush made a BIG mistake when he allowed the same idiots that were there before 9-11 to remain on the job.
Well you sure the hell better stay away from Texas then!! Check this story out.
Report: Accused Gunman Is Airport Screener Airport Security Expert Stunned By Developments
HOUSTON -- A Houston man accused of opening fire and attacking resident of an apartment complex is scheduled to be in court Wednesday, following an exclusive report by News2Houston that he's employed as an airport screener.
Watch More Of The Exclusive Report Nathaniel Lee Kenwanyama, 22, is charged with three counts of attempted capital murder and one count of arson.
Houston police investigators told News2Houston that Kenwanyama had an airport security badge on him when he was arrested over the weekend.
Kenwanyama is accused of firing several rifle rounds and then setting an apartment on fire at about 11 p.m. Saturday at the Pebble Walk Apartments, located in the 8500 block of Broadway near Hobby Airport in southeast Houston.
Police later recovered a large cache of weapons and ammo belonging to Kenwanyama, authorities said.
Investigators said that Kenwanyama was employed as a baggage screener at Hobby Airport after being fired from his job at a private jail because he's a registered sex offender and a convicted rapist.
Kenwanyama was hired by Houston-based Maxaero six months ago, authorities said.
Maxaero is the same company News2Houston reported on in February concerning its questionable background screening process.
News2Houston sent a producer to apply for a job as an airport security screener after answering an advertisement in a local newspaper.
In the exclusive report, News2Houston learned that the producer was asked no questions about his past mental illnesses or background. In fact, the producer was put to work before a background check was completed.
Airport security experts said that they are stunned by the recent developments.
"It's disconcerting to hear that an individual being tasked with such an important position had a background like this gentleman had," said Charlie LeBlanc, vice president of operations for Air Security International.
LeBlanc said that there are numerous checks and balances for these types of things not to happen.
"If nothing else, there should have been some questioning on what this individual was doing for the last five years, while (he) was in a juvenile detention facility," LeBlanc said.
Maxaero did not return News2Houston's calls for comments.
I highly resent this remark!