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Is TSA Worth Saving - Christopher Elliott

Discussion in 'Aviation Passenger Security in the USA' started by Doober, May 7, 2012.

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  1. Doober Founding Member

    You're bad - and I'm lovin' it!
    Doober, May 7, 2012
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  2. RB Founding Member

    There's a saying about government employees, although I forget the exact words, that suggest government employees are promoted until their incompetence is displayed for all to see. I have no doubt that Pissy is pretty smart, but he is missing the traits of a strong leader. A true leader would have the support of their employees and given TSA low rank on places to work in federal government it is pretty clear he can't even get the support of his employees.

    No matter what happens to TSA, Pistole has to go!
    RB, May 7, 2012
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  3. Sunny Goth Original Member

    I agree!!!
    Sunny Goth, May 7, 2012
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  4. Lisa Simeone Original Member

    I wish I could believe that. But I see evidence to the contrary every day. If not every hour.
    Lisa Simeone, May 7, 2012
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  5. Lisa Simeone Original Member

    By the way, here's another abuse, from a comment left at HuffPo; I've added it to the Master List:
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christopher-elliott/is-the-tsa-worth-saving-p_b_1489915.html
    Lisa Simeone, May 7, 2012
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  6. RB Founding Member

    Only those who can't hear or see (or won't listen or open their eyes) believes TSA is performing well and not subject to many complaints, procedural problems, or habitually abuses the traveling public.

    The tide is coming in and TSA is buried in the sand up to their collective necks at the low water mark. I say that Pistole has just a very short time to take control and right the wrongs of TSA or he will be making history as a failed TSA Administrator.
    RB, May 7, 2012
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  7. Caradoc Original Member

    ...or they just work for the TSA.
    Caradoc, May 7, 2012
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  8. Doober Founding Member

    Sorry, his time has come and gone. He missed his opportunity to make things right and he needs to be gone.
    Doober, May 7, 2012
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  9. Caradoc Original Member

    As with everyone else who is currently employed by that miserable collection of the dregs of humanity commonly referred to as "the TSA."
    Caradoc, May 7, 2012
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  10. RB Founding Member

    This is how I see Pissy. i'm sure we have all toasted marshmallows around a fire. And I bet we have all toasted it a bit to long until it errupted into a flaming mass. That is Pissy, TOAST!
    RB, May 7, 2012
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  11. nachtnebel Original Member

    Pistole is something on a stick alright, but it ain't marshmallow. There's no way this clown survives after presiding over the mess tsa has become since October 2010.
    nachtnebel, May 7, 2012
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  12. Mike Coach

    CBP has gone south along with the rest of DHS. Click on the picture or link below to see just how far CBP has sunk:

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    Numerous other abuses have also been documented in recent months, ranging from a British couple locked up for weeks on end in El Paso due to a misunderstanding that led to overstaying their visa, to motorists and schoolchildren terrorized by armed renegade CPB officers on highways in Texas & Washington.

    If there is any substances to the "CBP" part of the rumor, it is more likely an attempt on the parts of Nappy & Pissy to quell the growing rebellion by amping up the intimidatation level at the checkpoints & gate rapes by bringing in their own corrupt, abusive law enforcement agency that will have you in 'cuffs or looking down the business end of a .45 faster than you can get to the "F" in "burger flipper".

    There is no meaningful reform that can possibly come out of DHS & TSA at this point in time.
    Mike, May 7, 2012
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  13. Mike Coach

    I agree 100%. The most meaningful change can only be obtained by keeping the pressure on them. Do not compromise!
    Mike, May 7, 2012
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  14. jtodd Original Member

    Six feet under will be a very good retirement home for that sick bastard.
    jtodd, May 7, 2012
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  15. jtodd Original Member

    He missed the boat a long time ago, he can't even see the smoke over the horizon. No way he gets to hang around any longer, unless of course we're talking about a different meaning altogether.
    jtodd, May 7, 2012
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  16. Frank Original Member

    Frank, May 8, 2012
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  17. Frank Original Member

    Remember that they're "more rigid" only for a few hours. Then they start getting soft and watery. :)
    Frank, May 8, 2012
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