All is well citizen, nothing to see here, move along.

Did they subpoena their own computers by chance?

cryinoutloud: This is the second time in a month that the TSA has found some of its sensitive airline security documents on the Internet.

Really? Maybe the TSA should be looking within its own ranks for the problem.

Too logical, this is the TSA we're talking about here.

If they implement those new nearly-naked scanners, the TSA will be seeing a lot of sub-penas.

Although I will take FMS's advice and work up a stiffy before going through such a scanner. It's either that, or a pony-play buttplug.

I feel much safer now.

I went through airport security today. The first thing I had to do was go through the fires of hell. After being badly burned, I was beaten by airline security. They claimed that they thought I was black. Then finally, my wife and two daughters proceeded through the metal detector and were crushed by a ceiling piston, much like those seen in the Sonic the Hedgehog video games.

That was the final straw. I returned to the ticket counter and demanded a refund, and settled on a five dollar certificate towards my next flight. I will never fly again. Please send this to ten of your friends and loved ones or I will dunk on your kid's basketball hoop and shatter the backboard.

If people would just follow the rules of the airport there wouldn't be so much of an issue. So many people have this strange sense of entitlement that breaks down to, "Hey, I'm white, don't screen me." When you go into a restaurant and see a sign that says, "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Dice.", do you get all upset about or just put on a damn shirt?

America, put on a damn shirt.

first off, the TSA doesn't really have anything to do with the Amsterdam case, second, if there's a leak in the TSA that is broadcasting sensitive information about how potential threats will be detected, then that person needs to be fired.

Gyrfalcon: "Are you now or have you ever posted snarky comments about TSA on the Internet?"

yes, no, maybe, i don't know, can you repeat the question.

Solty Dog: If people would just follow the rules of the airport there wouldn't be so much of an issue. So many people have this strange sense of entitlement that breaks down to, "Hey, I'm white, don't screen me." When you go into a restaurant and see a sign that says, "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Dice.", do you get all upset about or just put on a damn shirt?

America, put on a damn shirt.

Yes but on Tuesdays you have to wear white shirts. Then on even numbered days, your shirt cannot match your shoes. When Friday's date is a prime number, you have to hold your plate over your head for five minutes before you start eating. ID must be presented by all people at the table if anyone within 10 feet is drinking alcohol. Hats are forbidden unless required . . .

do you see where I'm going? It's all busywork. It's all feelgood nonsense.