by bcse | Jun 8, 2015 | Homeland
Editor’s Note – Recently, I had the great displeasure to fly across the country for a family event. The displeasure certainly was not with the event, rather, it was an abysmal airline experience. It should never take over 24 hours from the time one leaves...
by bcse | Apr 28, 2012 | Homeland
Editor’s Note – Every state, county, and the vast majority of municipalities in the USA already have police forces, so why do we need federal TSA inspectors/agents patrolling our transportation hubs and routes? At a minimum, this is another example of the...
by bcse | Apr 26, 2012 | Homeland
Editor’s Note – TSA should stand for “T”yrants, “S”caring “A”merican kids, the elderly, and everyone for that matter. No they are not all bad people, but we sure do hear a lot of bad stories – who designed these...
by bcse | Mar 1, 2012 | Homeland
By Scott W. Winchell – SUA reported on the use of TSA officers in a joint operation on Tennessee highways several months ago. The question is, upon the creation of the TSA, what legal authority allowed the Executive Branch any sort of permission or wrote any...
by bcse | Sep 21, 2011 | Homeland
Editor’s Note- Another breech of security measures and a failure of TSA to seize one of the very items they are tasked with preventing to be on board any aircraft, a knife. No real examination was performed by TSA of the passenger, which had the smell of...
