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Banned items in luggage bring TSA fines
As if it couldn't get any worse, now the TSA wanna be "though police".
Your "attitude" can get you fined: http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/2...0/5944418s.htm A year ago, the TSA quietly began assessing fines against airline passengers who violate security policies. But it wasn't until this week that it issued guidelines that specify which of the thousands of passengers who turn up every day with knives, box cutters and other banned items will be fined. ''Attitude'' is listed among the ''aggravating factors'' that can result in a fine. |
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Banned items in luggage bring TSA fines
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"james_anatidae" schreef in bericht ... "me" wrote in message om... As if it couldn't get any worse, now the TSA wanna be "though police". Your "attitude" can get you fined: http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/2...0/5944418s.htm Color me unsurprised. The TSA seems to be well on the way to becoming a secret police. After all, the SS started off as security guards as well. |
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