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Re: You are bitching now but when al qaeda uses kids to smuggle a bomb
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Group: rec.sport.pro-wrestling Date: Fri, Apr 15, 2011, 3:33am (EDT-3)
From: rjs...@yahoo.com (robert)
On Apr 13, 7:45 pm, Vindr...@webtv.net (F~A~R~V~A-Yankee Northern
Allfather) wrote:
a plane, who will be yelling 'the TSA didn't do enough!' the loudest?
Parents call for TSA to review frisking after kid gets pat-down Mom
posted video to YouTube, described process as groping NBC, msnbc.com and
news services
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. â€" A Kentucky couple wants the TSA to change how
it screens children after their 6-year-old daughter was frisked at the
New Orleans airport.
Selena Drexel told ABC's "Good Morning America" Wednesday the family was
returning home from a vacation earlier this month when their daughter
Anna was selected for a pat-down. She said she asked for her daughter to
be re-scanned, but was refused.
"We struggle to teach our kids to protect themselves, to say, 'No, it's
not OK to touch me in this way in this area,' " Selena Drexel told the
network.
TODAY Moms: How to prepare kids for an airport security screening The
incident drew attention and outrage after the Drexels posted a video of
the search on YouTube.
The girl's father, Todd Drexel, said Anna was confused by the search and
started crying afterward because she thought she'd done something wrong.
Selena Drexel says such searches are inappropriate for children because
they're usually told not to let adults touch them in sensitive areas.
She said she posted the video because she "had a very bad feeling that
what happened was wrong."
In a statement, the Transportation Security Administration says the
officer followed proper procedure but that the agency is reviewing its
screening policies for "low-risk populations, such as young passengers."
The statement says the agency is exploring ways to "move beyond a
one-size fits all system."
TSA screeners are instructed to use a "modified" pat down for children
12 and younger, according to the agency's website. Vote: Should kids get
frisked at the airport?   A congressman whose subcommittee oversees
national security issues said he was "personally outraged and disgusted"
over the security pat-down. "This conduct is in clear violation of TSA's
explicit policy not to conduct thorough pat-downs on children under the
age of 13," Rep. Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight and
Government Reform Subcommittee on National Security, said in a statement
Wednesday. Jennifer Mitchell, a child safety advocate, said after
viewing the YouTube video that the pat-down seemed "a little invasive."
"This is a hard issue because we have national security on one hand...
and children's safety on the other," said Mitchell, co-president of
Child Lures Prevention, a Shelburne, Vermont, organization that works to
prevent crimes against children.
Mitchell said she knows families who have declined to fly because they
don't want their children frisked. She recommended that parents tell
children before going to the airport that they may get a pat-down. But
children should be told "the only reason it would be allowed is the
parents are right there, the clothes are not being removed, the parents
are watching to make sure it's done OK," Mitchell said. Story:
Whistle-blowing witch grounded by TSA   Martin Macpherson, the
director of the London-based Coalition to Stop the Use of Child
Soldiers, said he is not aware of instances when terrorists have used
children as young as six in an attack. NBC's Pete Williams reported that
while the TSA didn't want to exempt an entire category of people from
pat-downs, the agency's boss John Pistole wanted to move away from the
one-size-fits-all system and improving screening of low-risk passengers
such as children. Information from the Associated Press was included in
this report. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Video
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whats this crap?

shut your gob hole, you!

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[robert]

On Apr 18, 11:17 pm, Vindr...@webtv.net (F~A~R~V~A-Yankee Northern

Allfather) wrote:
> Re: You are bitching now but when al qaeda uses kids to smuggle a bomb
> on  
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> Group: rec.sport.pro-wrestling Date: Fri, Apr 15, 2011, 3:33am (EDT-3)

> From: rjs2...@yahoo.com (robert)

gobbily gook?