
That's my fear.....the corruption and rot are so entrenched and pervasive in the Federal Government that it will be impossible to peacefully repair it.Buffalo » 20 Jan 2024, 2:17 pm » wrote: ↑ US travelers outraged by airport signs appearing to allow migrants onto flights without ID: ‘I’m quite offended’
Megan Palin
Jan. 19, 2024
https://nypost.com/2024/01/19/news/are- ... ithout-id/
If you read this, and then watch the video of rats sleeping under the blanket of the homeless man in NYC, you realize we can’t last much longer.
Even if Trump is reelected, there are so many communists at the local level, you wonder: can he make a dent.?
The rot is deep and basic.
It's this kind of **** that makes the "inside job" theory of 9/11 plausible as hell.Buffalo » 19 Jan 2024, 7:45 am » wrote: ↑ So, if you are a terrorist, no problem...
Damn, I bought a ticket in October from Travelocity to fly to Minnesota to see my children. At check in my middle intial had been ommitted on the ticket. At Bergstrom in Austin it took nearly an hour and 3 different agents to finally approve that I was the same person. I thought I was not going to be allowed to fly. Did that **** make the country any safer.
Ealier that year, my brother and I were returnng from a trip to Vegas. In the security line ahead of us was a mooslime woman wearing a full niqab. My baldheaded brother was wearing an English driving cap. He said you watch they will not make her remove her head dress nor search her but they will make me take my cap off. They did exactly that!!! Did that make the country any safer?
I read where a family was traveling internationally for the Christmas Holidays. Their teen son was not allowed to board the air plane because of a 3 centimeter tear in his passport. The family had to cancel their plans and lost $1350.
Does ANY of this bizarre **** make us safer? Does the TSA making us take our shoes off and rifling through our private personal stuff make us any safer? Hell No!!! It is pure tyrannical government overreach!!!
You from MN? where abouts are your children?Buffalo » 19 Jan 2024, 7:45 am » wrote: ↑ So, if you are a terrorist, no problem...
Damn, I bought a ticket in October from Travelocity to fly to Minnesota to see my children. At check in my middle intial had been ommitted on the ticket. At Bergstrom in Austin it took nearly an hour and 3 different agents to finally approve that I was the same person. I thought I was not going to be allowed to fly. Did that **** make the country any safer.
Ealier that year, my brother and I were returnng from a trip to Vegas. In the security line ahead of us was a mooslime woman wearing a full niqab. My baldheaded brother was wearing an English driving cap. He said you watch they will not make her remove her head dress nor search her but they will make me take my cap off. They did exactly that!!! Did that make the country any safer?
I read where a family was traveling internationally for the Christmas Holidays. Their teen son was not allowed to board the air plane because of a 3 centimeter tear in his passport. The family had to cancel their plans and lost $1350.
Does ANY of this bizarre **** make us safer? Does the TSA making us take our shoes off and rifling through our private personal stuff make us any safer? Hell No!!! It is pure tyrannical government overreach!!!
Interesting isn't it? Every "law abiding citizen" needs a passport to go anywhere worldwide, but...Buffalo » 20 Jan 2024, 2:17 pm » wrote: ↑ US travelers outraged by airport signs appearing to allow migrants onto flights without ID: ‘I’m quite offended’
Megan Palin
Jan. 19, 2024
https://nypost.com/2024/01/19/news/are- ... ithout-id/
If you read this, and then watch the video of rats sleeping under the blanket of the homeless man in NYC, you realize we can’t last much longer.
Even if Trump is reelected, there are so many communists at the local level, you wonder: can he make a dent.?
The rot is deep and basic.
And has to take their shoes and belts off, be x-rayed and have your personal effects rifled through. But Lord don't omit an initial from your ticket or have a 3 centimeter tear on a page in your passport.ROG62 » 20 Jan 2024, 5:47 pm » wrote: ↑ Interesting isn't it? Every "law abiding citizen" needs a passport to go anywhere worldwide, but...