TSA Admits To Punishing Travelers Who 'OPT OUT' Of Radiation  Scanners!

TEXAS STATE OFFICIALS WERE TREATED "AGGRESSIVELY"
WHEN THEY REFUSED TO SUBMIT TO IONIZING RADIATION SCANS
As the resurrected TSA anti-groping bill cleared the Texas House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence, and gathered enough support to pass both chambers, Texas state officials have recounted disturbing stories that highlight how the TSA is using forceful pat-downs as a form of “punishment” to those who opt out of the full body scanners. “Let me put this delicately. I was still feeling the effects of the pat-down as I sat in my seat from New Orleans to Houston, and then Houston to Austin.” Chairman of the Texas Public Utilities Commission Barry Smitherman said Texas State Rep. Barbara Nash also said  a TSA agent “moved my legs apart and went up my legs, all the way up, and made me stand a different way where she could go all the way up the front., and then all the way up the back of my dress.” State Rep. David Simpson, who sponsored the original anti-groping bill, House bill 1937, noted “This is a sexual assault!
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Female Passengers Subjected To Aggressive Patdowns After Sanitary Napkins Show Up On Body Scanners Menstruating Women Beware If You Intend To Travel, Your Panty-Liners Are Now Considered Suspicious Objects!

The latest insane TSA transgression answers questions that were raised  when it was revealed naked body scanners can also detect sanitary napkins. New York Times reporter Joe Sharkey wrote that he was getting a lot of requests for information from female frequent fliers. “Do the imagers, for example, detect sanitary napkins?” women wanted to know. “Yes,” wrote Sharkey. Chalk up another ritual humiliation at the hands of the TSA, protecting us from terrorists by forcing women to remove their sanitary napkins and groping their vaginas in public.

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TSA Worker Accused Of Kidnapping And Sexual Assault
Transportation Security Administration employee is accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman in his west Georgia home. The victim was abducted from a MARTA mass transit station parking lot in southwest Atlanta, and driven 50 miles to the home of suspect Randall Scott King, who apparently attempted suicide after the assault. Neighbors said that on the day of the kidnapping, King was bragging about a date he was going on at the airport. A TSA representative said King worked at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport since January of 2005 as a master transportation security behavior detection expert.
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