Comments on: Forgot your ID? You must be a terrorist

By: Mongoose

Mongoose — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 08:47:36 +0000

I too have noticed the suspicious lookz from people, itz as if anywhere in public now, everyone iz keeping an eye on everyone else around them. We cannot let this fear mongering cause people to turn against each other, and if it doez, we will truly have lost all hope of ever stopping the real criminalz and terroristz. Dont let it bother you, talk to people in public, be friendly, dont discriminate or act az if other human beingz are alienz from another planet. The more closed off and distant we become to one another the more the Police State will strengthen itz grip. Divided we fall, and thatz what they want.

By: David Young

David Young — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:11:08 +0000

What this country needs is a spark to ignite the flame of the revolution. Who has the balls to do it though?

By: BigAl

BigAl — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 14:33:22 +0000

Christar- “Even in grocery stores or shopping malls, I get looked at as if I am a suspect.”

You are not alone my friend. It seems that I always get the “double-take” as well. The corporate media has propagandized everything, including making Americans suspicious of one another. How sad…
I sense I shall soon be country shopping.

By: Christar

Christar — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 06:26:00 +0000

I have bipolar disorder, and generalized anxiety. Airports are a nightmare to me because of all the behavioral profiling going on. I am guilty until proven innocent. Even the slightest signs of fear or anxiety are considerd signs of “guilt”, or terrorist personality traits. I can no longer fly because of the police state.
But the paranoia of the sheeple affects every facet of life. Even in grocery stores or shopping malls, I get looked at as if I am a suspect. Everywhere, constant scrutiny, Social Darwinism, survival of the fittest. It all makes for a prikly, painful world for me to live in, and it just keeps getting worse.
I know its not all my fault, I know there has been a paradigm shift in the way people think. I truly believe a police state is forming, things are getting more intense, intrusive and hostile.
I just hope that one day we can all learn tio live and love eachother, instead of trying to tear eachother down all the time, like a big game of King of The Mountain.

By: pmartin28

pmartin28 — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:28:28 +0000

ofcousre, your considered priveledged if you work for the Gov. im not saying anything bad about you so dont get tee’d at me for what im saying, if your civillian, your a sheople, if your military, or Gov. they consider you one of them an asset until you start asking questions.

By: Frank Serpico

Frank Serpico — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 18:06:21 +0000

On Sept 09 2006, I was scheduled to fly to Oahu for a connection flight to Kauai for my wedding anniversary. My wife and I stood in line to check in, eventually we made it to the desk.

She asked for our tickets and I.D. “Excuse me, Mr. Serpico, you cant fly, your drivers license is expired.” I had no idea it was expired, but I shot back, “My drivers license allows me the privilege to drive, I’m not driving the plane, the information is the same, name, DOB, address.”

“Sir, your license is expired.” So I explained AGAIN, my license allows me to drive a CAR, the INFORMATION was correct when it was current, the INFORMATION IS STILL VALID!!!”

They refused, I finally had to ask if a gov’t issued ID card would suffice, it was finally accepted.

When trying to return home, the same issue occurred and they attempted to deny boarding because of an expired DL AND with my gov’t ID card. Mindless, monkey slaves. Sad

By: mythicshadow

mythicshadow — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:12:41 +0000

wow…heteon..I’m gettin’ a woody just thinkin’ about a chip that could kill a boner. for married women this could replace the 101 excuses for a headache.

By: Gabriella

Gabriella — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 00:00:46 +0000

Under normal terrorist circumstances this would be an adequate safety measure, however, the problem is THERE WAS NO TERRORIST ATTACK ON 9/11!!! THE ACTIONS ARE STAGED, INCRIMMINATING, UNJUST AND OVERWHELMING IN A FILE CALLED ‘COVERED THICK’. THE GUILTY FALSELY ACCUSING THE INNOCENT? IT’S LAUGHABLE. AN OLD TRICK!

By: rcmalta

rcmalta — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:23:41 +0000

Just another excuse to get more people in their computers

By: Alienation

Alienation — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:17:47 +0000

At the time the TSA said it would still allow people who had misplaced, as opposed to refused to show, their ID on to planes…

Did I miss something? Just about every flight I have taken in the last 5 years has required ID at check-in, at security, and sometimes (for domestic flights) or ALWAYS (for international flights) at the gate.

I don’t believe this article for one second. If you misplace your ID then how did you get through security? How in the hell can someone get to the gate (let alone to the airplane) without an ID unless they bypass security? The disinformation going on lately by this site (in regurgitating these types of articles), the corporate media, and the government (TSA) is absurd but to be expected as it is obvious many people (the readers choking on this crap) have no clue what the real procedures for flying are.