Bagcam
(2600 – The Last HOPE (2008) – Bagcam.mp4)

http://hopetracker.donthax.me/

Many servicemen as well as crew members get selected for extra screening. It has nothing to do with the TSA it’s just a weird thing that happens with the computer setup when they print your ticket. However, if you’re a serviceman on orders and in uniform, the additional screening is waived.

Oh and none of us have any kind of “radiation alarm” and nails aren’t considered a weapon.

You’re not putting 3 oz of liquid in a baggie because 4 oz might be enough to blow up a plane. You’re putting it in a baggie because some nutjobs in London claimed they were going to build a binary explosive — not that they did, not that they even figured out how, simply that they were trying. There’s no safety in the measure, just the pacification of some dumb-ass sheeple.

Personally, I think the way to shorten the lines is to stop with the security screenings entirely. Those people who are then too afraid to fly will therefore stay the hell out of my way.

That seems like it would be a good way to work it, but it sure doesn’t explain how so many people who have absolutely nothing to hide (and therefore no odd facial expressions or mannerisms) get extra screening while I’m able to knowingly carry a concealed weapon on every flight? (OK, it’s just a little 6d nail I carry in my wallet for utility purposes, but still, I imagine I show a bit of apprehension. And I fly a lot, so you’d think they would have pulled me out by now.)

As for those that say there is no rhyme or reason to how and what they search: would you rather everyone know how they search and why they search certain luggage? It seems that by doing so it would make it that much easier for psycho’s blow up planes. Look at they guy they caught at Miami Inter’nl….

WTF, there was a legitimate reason I was setting off the explosives sensor. I never even had the bag searched. And its been through x-rays every time, what did the think long tubes [minus the stick somehow I broke them off and stuck them in the cell phone pocket] with fuses sticking out of them were?

And even after my box of cards with wires wrapped around thema aroused suspicion they still let me go. I think the TSA’s strategy is not to sort out any dangerous people/devices, its more to intimidate you, with needless searches, and “ultra sensitive” machines, and numerous personnel. Now I’m not bashing the TSA, I am sure it prevents allot of “issues” that would happen on planes if we let everything imaginable on the plane, but it just seems that there technique is not methodical and straightforward, it is meant to intimidate. Something that just does not work, emotions can be overcome, There method needs to be methodical, so that we can actually remove what we are looking for.

Anyway, it really is just like MAC filtering.

Now, if you want to see good security, look at Wall Street. You really can’t get into the exchange even with a full-on armed assault. It’s a little more like WPA2.

I guess airport security is just what we all think it is: a big show to make people feel safer, but it’s really a big joke. You know, like MAC filtering.

Link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2TC2o0ZLAE&fmt=18