DHS Trolling Anti-TSA Site

[mrjarrell]

Go figure. They have so much time on their hands that they can go and troll the We Won't Fly site. Too bad that the site put up their info and it got out to Reddit. Now it's everywhere. LOL. Some folks have no idea how the intarwebz work.

Reddit.com Kicked our Butt

(Site's temporarily down. Apparently the traffic was too much for the server. There's a link to Google cache there).

 

[Dredd]

Perhaps you would like to tell us a better way to watch the terrorists.

 

[femurphy77]

Um profiling seems to work for the FBI. Oh wait, we might offend somebody!

 

[printcraft]

Perhaps you would like to tell us a better way to watch the terrorists.

Terrorists don't hang out at the "We won't Fly" website.


You are going to be a peach.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Perhaps you would like to tell us a better way to watch the terrorists.

Please name every single terrorist that TSA has discovered.

 

[printcraft]

Please name every single terrorist that TSA has discovered.

There was that lady with the breast milk.............

 

[Bill of Rights]

Perhaps you would like to tell us a better way to watch the terrorists.

How about the other passengers being able to protect themselves on the plane? Frangible ammo comes to mind, i.e. Glaser Safety Slugs.

The alternative? Well... I know I feel much safer with everyone getting naked pictures taken of them or getting their crotches grabbed, not to mention with everyone taking off their shoes. That's sarcasm, BTW. Not only do the above not make me any safer, I don't feel like I am, either.
If my government doesn't trust me with my guns, why should I trust them with my safety? Next question: Which has had more incidents of "oops"? I've had two NDs, both on the range, in a safe direction, just had a bang when I expected a click. Should I google the list of things that have gotten past the TSA monkies?
This of course doesn't even address the abuses of essential liberty in the name of temporary safety. Ben Franklin had something to say about that.
No, I don't have to fly, and I have argued the point that it's not unConstitutional for the airline to require a search as a condition of using their plane, but that doesn't mean for a second that I approve of it.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[dhnorris]

Perhaps you would like to tell us a better way to watch the terrorists.

Um.... check the arabs and don't strip search my 67 year old mom?

 

[ghostinthewood]

Um profiling seems to work for the FBI. Oh wait, we might offend somebody!

Like white people because they seem to make up the majority of domestic terrorists?

Profiling is a great tool, Tel Aviv does a great job at it. A lot of members on this forum make a great case AGAINST racially profiling by opening their mouths.

Um.... check the arabs and don't strip search my 67 year old mom?

Like this guy.

 

[snowman46919]

Perhaps you would like to tell us a better way to watch the terrorists.

I have a distinct feeling you have seen a ban hammer before...

 

[mrjarrell]

Like white people because they seem to make up the majority of domestic terrorists?

Profiling is a great tool, Tel Aviv does a great job at it. A lot of members on this forum make a great case AGAINST racially profiling by opening their mouths.



Like this guy.

Israel doesn't profile Arabs. They profile everyone and look for behaviours, not racial characteristics. Their system is highly successful and doesn't even require a strip search, groping or nekkid pictures. The problem is, if we went to their highly successful system the TSA would lose hundreds of employees, as they wouldn't be needed.

 

[Redemption]

Start with Arabs.

 

[ghostinthewood]

Israel doesn't profile Arabs. They profile everyone and look for behaviours, not racial characteristics. Their system is highly successful and doesn't even require a strip search, groping or nekkid pictures. The problem is, if we went to their highly successful system the TSA would lose hundreds of employees, as they wouldn't be needed.

Thats my point...

Start with Arabs.

 

[Expat]

There was that lady with the breast milk.............

and the old nun that the TSA agent in the <deleted to avoid offending anyone> apparently caught with something in her panties.

 

[Expat]

How about the other passengers being able to protect themselves on the plane? Frangible ammo comes to mind, i.e. Glaser Safety Slugs.

Can't depend on them, they aren't trained. Like the shoe bomber... no wait, that was passengers... well the underwear bomber... oh passengers too... gosh sakes Bill may be on to something.

 

[printcraft]

and the old nun that the TSA agent in the <deleted to avoid offending anyone> apparently caught with something in her panties.

TSA agents should be careful handling a Nun as it may be habit forming.

 

[ghostinthewood]

To be fair, it was this nun..

 

[jsharmon7]

Although that was a pretty classless comment left on that website, it isn't "DHS" trolling. It's an employee within DHS, most likely a low-level employee judging by the spelling and grammar. If I left a rude comment on that website it would hardly mean that my entire organization was "trolling the website."

Airport security only reacts to what the terrorists are doing, so we'll never be safe. All they are doing is making it harder for the copycats. Our "war on terror" is only making it so that the smart ones are too busy running from drone attacks to focus any attention on America. The ones we have now are the dumb ones, which is why they are getting caught, like the guy in Seattle just recently.

 

[Dredd]

Please name every single terrorist that TSA has discovered.

How bout this for starters
Terrorist Watch: 23 Plots Foiled Since 9/11 | The Heritage Foundation

Richard Reid, December 2001
Jose Padilla, May 2002
Sahim Alwan,

Yahya Goba,

Yasein Taher,

Faysal Galab,

Shafal Mosed,

Mukhtar al-Bakri
Iyman Faris, May 2003

Ali al-Timimi,

Ali Asad Chandia

Lashkar-i-Taiba,

Randoll Todd Royer,

Ibrahim al-Hamdi,

Yong Ki Kwon,

Khwaja Mahmood Hasan,

Muhammed Aatique,

Donald T. Surratt
Masoud Khan,

Seifullah Chapman,

Hammad Adur-Raheem http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2009/07/terrorist-watch-23-plots-foiled-since-9-11#_ftn15
Dhiren Barot, August 2004
James Elshafay, August 2004
Shahawar Matin Siraj, August 2004
Yassin Aref, August 2004

Mohammad Hossain, August 2004
Umer Hayat, June 2005
Hamid Hayat, June 2005
Levar Haley Washington,

Gregory Vernon Patterson,

Hammad Riaz Samana,

Kevin James, August 2005
Michael C. Reynolds, December 2005http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2009/07/terrorist-watch-23-plots-foiled-since-9-11#_ftn33
Mohammad Zaki Amawi,

Marwan Othman El-Hindi,

Zand Wassim Mazloum, February 2006
Syed Haris Ahmed

Ehsanul Islam Sadequee, April 2006
Narseal Batiste,

Patrick Abraham,

Stanley Grant Phanor,

Naudimar Herrera,

Burson Augustin,

Lyglenson Lemorin,
Rotschild Augustine, June 2006
Assem Hammoud, July 2006
Liquid Explosives Plot, August 2006
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, March 2007

Ramzi Binalshibh,

Mustafa Ahmad al-Hawsawi,

Ali Abd al-Aziz Ali,

Walid Bin Attash
Fort Dix Plot, May 2007

Russeel Defreitas,
Abdul Kadir,

Kareem Ibrahim,

Abdel Nurhttp://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2009/07/terrorist-watch-23-plots-foiled-since-9-11#_ftn54
Mohammed Jabarah, January 2008http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2009/07/terrorist-watch-23-plots-foiled-since-9-11#_ftn55
Hassan Abujihaad, March 2008
Christopher Paul, June 2008

James Cromite,

David Williams,

Onta Williams,

Laguerre Payen

 

[printcraft]

How bout this for starters
Terrorist Watch: 23 Plots Foiled Since 9/11 | The Heritage Foundation
......

I don't believe the TSA was responsible for ANY of those.........