TSA agent caught red-handed groping a woman

[Wilfire]

The TSA — one of America’s most corrupt and incompetent agencies whose ostensible job is fighting terrorism — is apparently so unsatisfied with the mere ability to strip search babies, remove colostomy bags, beat up blind cancer patients, and fondle your genitalia, that they announced a more invasive physical pat-down earlier this year. The pat-downs, which TSA warned would probably prompt assault complaints with the police department because of their invasive nature, are now apparently being implemented.

A video uploaded to Facebook by John Longo has caused a firestorm of debate as well as serve to expose the tyrannical and intrusive nature of these new TSA pat downs.

After his wife was selected for ‘special screening’ — after TSA apparently missed the watch and bracelet on her wrists — Longo pulled out his camera and began recording.

“Yeah, we’re gonna miss my plane because the agent wants to feel up my wife,” he said as another TSA agent confronted him and attempted to block the video with his body.

In the video, the female TSA agent is seen feeling literally every single inch of Mrs. Longo’s body. Nothing was off limits. Her breasts, her vagina, all of it was fair game to the agent.

This groping and feeling up was all done in the name of keeping Americans safe. And, according to many who commented on the post, it is entirely justified.

But is it?

According to study after study of TSA effectiveness tests, they are horrible at stopping potential terror attacks. In fact, an internal investigation of the TSA revealed security failures at dozens of the nation’s busiest airports, where undercover investigators were able to smuggle mock explosives or banned weapons through checkpoints in 95 percent of trials, according to a bombshell investigative report by ABC.

But their lack of effectiveness still has people trying to justify their own molestation. In one disgusting comment, a Facebook user said he would allow his children to undergo ‘anything’ the TSA wanted to do to keep them safe.

Even a Facebook user claiming to be an aviation security trainer called out the invasive search in the comments, yet most Americans remain oblivious.

The TSA, who’s never stopped a terror attack and is unable to stop 95 percent of the tests against its tactics, gropes and molests children and adults alike — who unquestioningly accept it. Americans are being conditioned for a police state and they have no idea.

As the Free Thought Project has pointed out countless times, the TSA has been caught in a myriad of criminal activity — including everything from massive drug trafficking conspiracies to brutal beat downs. Granting this already despicable group of cronies the ability to further dehumanize Americans for the facade of safety is nothing short of irresponsible and tyrannical — and, as this video shows, disgusting.

To the average American who buys into the ‘terrorists hate our freedom’ propaganda, this move by the TSA to grant them the legal ability to grope themselves and their children has been mostly accepted.

The video above is only one of many illustrations of this disgusting and tyrannical practice. Earlier this year, TFTP brought you the video of Jennifer Williamson and her son Aaron who were traveling through the DFW airport when they were targeted by power-tripping TSA agents and police.

Apparently, Williamson’s young son, who has Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), was deemed a threat by ‘security’ and pulled off to the side for extra screening. Scared for her and her son’s safety, Williamson filmed the interaction. The result is nothing short of infuriating.

Sadly, the groping, molestation, and tyranny all exist because most Americans say nothing when the state implements it. Those who remain silent in the face of injustice are complicit.

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/man...-wife-exposes/

[Doctor Amadeus]

Surprised this doesn't count as conspiracy nonsense. Nope TSA doing their job, glad they are there, Gains outweigh the cost.

[Xargoth6634]

"freethoughtproject.com," eh?

[Deleted]

Surprised this doesn't count as conspiracy nonsense. Nope TSA doing their job, glad they are there, Gains outweigh the cost.

Yeah, no its pretty much nonsense.

[Doctor Funkenstein]

Surprised this doesn't count as conspiracy nonsense. Nope TSA doing their job, glad they are there, Gains outweigh the cost.

Wrong, they do absolutely nothing except for putting weak-minded idiots at ease.

[Doctor Amadeus]

Yeah, no its pretty much nonsense.

Better than a wall, only it conveniences the wrong kinds of people that feel they should be the exception to the rule even though they will be the first morons to cry about a terrorist attack and building a fucking wall.

More home grown terrorism has happen then from outside in, TSA do a great job.

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Wrong, they do absolutely nothing except for putting weak-minded idiots at ease.

You mean like morons who actually think that only thing brown people should be vetted?

[Machismo]

Better than a wall, only it conveniences the wrong kinds of people that feel they should be the exception to the rule even though they will be the first morons to cry about a terrorist attack and building a fucking wall.

More home grown terrorism has happen then from outside in, TSA do a great job.

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You mean like morons who actually think that only thing brown people should be vetted?

I think it can be argued that by most standards, they do a very poor job:

http://www.frequentbusinesstraveler....r-poor-rating/

http://thehill.com/policy/transporta...happy-with-tsa

http://abcnews.go.com/US/exclusive-u...ry?id=31434881

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...hrough-n367851

[Rooflesstoofless]

I've seen them do the same thing to all different kinds of people. What makes this case any different?

[Doctor Amadeus]

I think it can be argued that by most standards, they do a very poor job:

http://www.frequentbusinesstraveler....r-poor-rating/

http://thehill.com/policy/transporta...happy-with-tsa

http://abcnews.go.com/US/exclusive-u...ry?id=31434881

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...hrough-n367851

People are upset because they don't like authority when it is them that are the targets, of course people are going to rate them poor, they are in a hurry to get on the plane unlike the rest of the plebs

[Machismo]

People are upset because they don't like authority when it is them that are the targets, of course people are going to rate them poor, they are in a hurry to get on the plane unlike the rest of the plebs

Not only did people rate them poorly, but the government agency in charge of rating them did.

[Draco-Onis]

Not only did people rate them poorly, but the government agency in charge of rating them did.

You get what you paid for the TSA is just kabuki theater they always fail miserably when tested, if our government really cared about airport security they would spend the money.

[Machismo]

You get what you paid for the TSA is just kabuki theater they always fail miserably when tested, if our government really cared about airport security they would spend the money.

Well, they could have tighter security, but it would limit throughput at the airport./ When it's all said and done, massive amounts of people need to get through as quickly as possible.

[Crissi]

You get what you paid for the TSA is just kabuki theater they always fail miserably when tested, if our government really cared about airport security they would spend the money.

I think miserably is an understatement.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/01/politi...sts/index.html

67 / 70 failed is a 95% failure rate. It may have changed since 2015 but thats still an abject failure.

Still happens today though: http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atla...rity/507192439

[Deleted]

Surprised this doesn't count as conspiracy nonsense. Nope TSA doing their job, glad they are there, Gains outweigh the cost.

So you feel security theater is the way to handle the public then?

[Barnabas]

So you feel security theater is the way to handle the public then?

I don't feel any safer with TSA. So they fail at security theater also.

[Draco-Onis]

Well, they could have tighter security, but it would limit throughput at the airport./ When it's all said and done, massive amounts of people need to get through as quickly as possible.

Look up Israel airport security they are considered the gold standard for airport security, they use proven security measures and staff security experts not mall rent a cops. There are other examples you can process massive amounts of people more than the TSA does now more safely too, the TSA is a sad joke and that is by design.

[Travis B]

The TSA — one of America’s most corrupt and incompetent agencies whose ostensible job is fighting terrorism — is apparently so unsatisfied with the mere ability to strip search babies, remove colostomy bags, beat up blind cancer patients, and fondle your genitalia, that they announced a more invasive physical pat-down earlier this year.

I'm so glad we have unbiased, agenda-free sites like "The Free Thought Project" to tell us what to think.

[Heladys]

I don't feel any safer with TSA. So they fail at security theater also.

More than that, you're provably less safe with the TSA, because people will assume the TSA is taking reasonable measures and avoid taking them for themselves, leaving you in a state where posturing idiots are flubbing the job and those who could at least have contributed heightened awareness are comforted into not doing so.

[Draco-Onis]

I think miserably is an understatement.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/01/politi...sts/index.html

67 / 70 failed is a 95% failure rate. It may have changed since 2015 but thats still an abject failure.

Still happens today though: http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atla...rity/507192439

They are there to make the American public feel safe not much else it's all an optical illusion that inconveniences people.

[aviger]

While i agree TSA is mostly useless what the guy describes is just the "enhanced patdown" they do.
I've had it done a ton of times because i refuse to go into their microwave to be baked.
Sure it's touchy feely but christ it's not sexual assault in 99% of cases.
You should see how horrible the TSA agents feel having to do it half the time they are more embarrassed then the people they are searching.
Especially when i start going "mmm" and tell them they missed a spot with a wink...