TSA Lacks Criteria to Judge Non-U.S. Air Security, GAO Says

Mike · Nov 1, 2011

Bloomberg: TSA Lacks Criteria to Judge Non-U.S. Air Security, GAO Says

One of TSA's propaganda mouthpieces:

Fifty-five TSA employees inspected airports and airlines outside the U.S. last year to check for compliance with international security standards, Greg Soule, a TSA spokesman, said in an e-mail. Those employees found “serious noncompliance issues at a number of airports,” according to the GAO report released today. The airports weren’t identified.
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Government Accounting Office:

“TSA has not yet taken steps to evaluate its assessment results to identify regional and other trends over time,” the report said. “The agency has not developed criteria and guidance for determining foreign airport vulnerability ratings.”
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So basically they have 55 people traveling aimlessly around the world on the pretense of inspecting airports.

barbell · Nov 1, 2011

Heck, they have 50,000 people deployed at US airports aimlessly zapping and grabbing at innocent people.

Why would either statistic surprise anyone?

FriendlySkies · Nov 5, 2011

Funny.. I've always seen the signs up around the checkpoint about XYZ airport not being in compliance.. Guess if they're not groping or irradiation then it's a bad airport..

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