Nov. 24, 2010
A photographer's lens captures the legally sanctioned sexual assault of an attractive, unsuspected young woman in a so-called security enhancement program put into effect by the U.S. Transportation (In)Security Administration this week. The TSA, which wastes billions of dollars annually fighting last year's threat with ever more intrusive measures that enable TSA inspectors to fondle women (and men) and/or examine their sexual equipment with the so-called black splatter x-rays.
Meanwhile, the TSA announced that all high ranking U.S. officials, dignitaries and others would not be subjected to the same abuse permitted for ordinary people. TSA says it isn't necessary for the high ranking brass but a 78 year-old grandmother is a potentially serious threat and should be strip searched.
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