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TSA Thugs Make People Drop Pants To Go Through Airport Body Scanners

Wall Street Journal
(owned by Commie China)

Mike Murdock, who travels on two to three flights per week, one morning in May was ordered to put his belt and other belongings through the baggage X-ray machine and step into a body-scanning machine at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. He normally leaves his belt on and keeps his wallet in his pocket when he goes through a metal detector.

When Mr. Murdock tried repeatedly to hold up his pants, he says a screener kept barking at him to keep his hands over his head, prisoner-style. That way the machine could get clear pictures of the whole body.

"It was ridiculous that I should be yelled at because my pants were falling down," said Mr. Murdock, a facilities manager who lives in Cincinnati.

At a TSA checkpoint in Jacksonville, Fla., Elise Fitzsimmons, who works in the reinsurance industry, noticed that screeners seemed to be directing young, good-looking people to the body-scanner, while children, older adults and overweight people were sent to the walk-through metal detector. Sure enough, she and her college-graduate daughter were ordered to the body-scanner lane, and her husband was sent to the metal-detector.

But Ms. Fitzsimmons, upset about the possible selection criteria and concerned about radiation exposure, refused, and the TSA screener administering the pat-down told her she was being "unpatriotic."

"We take our shoes off, our jackets off, don't carry liquids anymore and now I have to be completely patted down or peeped at to get on a plane," she said.

Liliana Gaynor is one who refuses body scanning, however. Last week at O'Hare, Dr. Gaynor, an infertility expert, asked the TSA screener directing her to a body scanner how much radiation she would be exposed to. The screener gave her a cryptic answer saying it was the same as just a few minutes of sunshine. Dr. Gaynor pressed for the number of rads, or units of radiation, she'd receive, and the screener had no answer.

"I don't appreciate being touched all over but I prefer that to adding to my cancer risk," Dr. Gaynor said. "I think the public is basically uninformed and unless this is clarified, why do it?"

TSA says the machines have been approved by the Federal Drug Administration and other agencies as safe for human use, even for pregnant women. Just like fluoride insecticide, mercury vaccines, mercury dental fillings, GMO frankenfoods, aspartame, leaded gas and chemtrails. 1,000s of illegal aliens are employed by TSA as airport security screeners in USA.

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