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Like the standard news media is perfect....look at their coverage of Benghazi, the Presidential election, the IRS scandal, they play favorites and NEVER get called on it and yes, yes they lie 24/7 sensationalist bullshit
Lyle for president.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I'd have more sense than for my first address to the American people after closing a record number of embassies in the Middle East to be LENO.....Jay fucking Leno man? Obama is a fucking moron, that's the 6th time he's done late night tv and he's the very first sitting President to EVER do it, tell me that doesn't diminish the office of President. People can't find work, WE are seemingly on the run from terrorists, and Obama goes on a comedy show.....fuck that dudeQuote:
Originally Posted by Jerry RiceLyle for president.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
That was short enough to watch. Dude sounds like a panic attack merchant even before being disproved wrong.
Their Government is about controlling people and it is business,we all know it.
This guy isnt doing anyone any favors though, taking single incidences and blowing them out of proportion is counter productive.
Jackson Pollock
Bollock. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
A drip working on canvas :)Quote:
Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
tut, tut, not so fast @Andre @Greenbeanz here it is, Jones was right 3 years b4 it came out:Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz
The Top 20 Airports for TSA Theft
By MEGAN CHUCHMACH (@megcourtney)
Oct. 23, 2012
Your suitcase has been tagged and whisked away for a TSA security check before being loaded onto a plane en route to your final destination. How safe are the belongings inside? The TSA has fired nearly 400 employees for allegedly stealing from travelers, and for the first time, the agency is revealing the airports where those fired employees worked.
Newly released figures provided to ABC News by the TSA in response to a Freedom of Information Act request show that, unsurprisingly, many of the country's busiest airports also rank at the top for TSA employees fired for theft.
Sixteen of the top 20 airports for theft firings are also in the top 20 airports in terms of passengers passing through.
At the head of the list is Miami International Airport, which ranks twelfth in passengers but first in TSA theft firings, with 29 employees terminated for theft from 2002 through December 2011. JFK International Airport in New York is second with 27 firings, and Los Angeles International Airport is third with 24 firings. JFK ranks sixth in passenger traffic, while LAX is third. Chicago, while second in traffic, ranked 20th in theft firings.
The four airports listed in the TSA's top 20 list of employee firings for theft that aren't also among the FAA's top 20 for passenger activity are Salt Lake City International, Washington Dulles, Louis Armstrong New Orleans International, and San Diego International.
The top airports across the U.S. for TSA employees fired for theft are:
1. Miami International Airport (29)
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2. JFK International Airport (27)
3. Los Angeles International Airport (24)
4. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (17)
5. Las Vegas-McCarren International Airport (15)
6. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and New York-Laguardia Airport (14 each)
8. Newark Liberty, Philadelphia International, and Seattle-Tacoma International airports (12 each)
11. Orlando International Airport (11)
12. Houston-George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Salt Lake City International Airport (10 each)
14. Washington Dulles International Airport (9)
15. Detroit Metro Airport and Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (7)
17. Boston-Logan International, Denver International and San Diego International airports (6)
20. Chicago O'Hare International Airport (5)
During a recent ABC News investigation, an iPad left behind at a security checkpoint at the Orlando airport was tracked as it moved 30 miles away to the home of the TSA officer last seen handling it.
WATCH the 'Nightline' report on 'The Case of the Missing iPad'
Confronted two weeks later by ABC News, the TSA officer, Andy Ramirez, at first denied having the missing iPad, but ultimately turned it over after blaming his wife for taking it from the airport. Ramirez was later fired by the TSA.
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The iPad was one of ten purposely left behind at TSA checkpoints at major airports with a history of theft by government screeners, as part of an ABC News investigation into the TSA's ongoing problem with theft of passenger belongings. The other nine iPads were returned to ABC News after being left behind.
The agency disputes that theft is a widespread problem, however, saying the number of officers fired "represents less than one-half of one percent of officers that have been employed" by TSA.
Some (if you can be bought) Airport staff, have been a major part of the drug smuggling crime sydicates for years. Before Alex ever new what a microphone was or how it can get him heard.
Out here the baggage handlers if you are unlucky place their cargo into your bags ad you unknowingly take their shit through customs in countries like Malaysia and Inodnesia and you do the time if the wrong people are on at the other end. They also can set you up with a kilo or two and you are sold off while tons of it gets through.
It doesnt take a visionary to foresee what evolves in any business where shifts of people work and are there for money. You just have to show them how easy it is to double up the years wage and some will bite.
A high class business guy connected to government out here went to Bali on holiday opened up his case in his hotel room and found it packed with ganja,just on a regular flight from Australia. He rang our consulate and asked them what to do and they said flush the whole lot down the shitter and dont tell a soul or you will be hauled through their system and have to bribe your way out or used in a jail deal between countries at the very best outcome.
* Plastic Wrap your luggage for 5 or 10 bucks when going on known traffic routes it will send them to the next bags. Same as a blue light outside your house,denoting an alarm system, it just sends the criminal off further up the street to someone who hasnt got one.