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Marina · 02-13-2010, 10:39

I have an idea! Instead of giving 10,000 TSA screeners access to classified information, why doesn't DHS simply publish the no fly list?

I am totally serious. We don't need a security state policed by low-level bureaucrats in US airport security and consular affairs.

Just put the list online and let the open source community go wild with it. It could not be more chaotic that what the USG is already doing.

whoops . . . I was thinking about this article on TSA when I read Pete's post on DHS.

10,000 TSA staff to get secret intel

http://www.federaltimes.com/article/...NTS03/2120301/

02-13-2010, 10:39	#2
Marina Guerrilla Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Tampa Posts: 138	I have an idea! Instead of giving 10,000 TSA screeners access to classified information, why doesn't DHS simply publish the no fly list? I am totally serious. We don't need a security state policed by low-level bureaucrats in US airport security and consular affairs. Just put the list online and let the open source community go wild with it. It could not be more chaotic that what the USG is already doing. whoops . . . I was thinking about this article on TSA when I read Pete's post on DHS. 10,000 TSA staff to get secret intel http://www.federaltimes.com/article/...NTS03/2120301/ Last edited by Marina; 02-13-2010 at 10:45.
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