As many as seven were injured
and one TSA worker was killed. Ciancia
is believed to be under FBI guard in critical condition after surgery at the
UCLA Reagan Medical Center.
The media is erroneously
referring to the TSA workers as “law enforcement officers”. They are not and law enforcement officers nor
can they enforce any laws. They are not
vetted, trained or qualified to do more than report what they see to the real
police.
Media morons have been
rambling on calling TSA workers “brave men and women” sending me looking for a big
barf bag! The TSA is nothing more than
actors in the security theater jobs program.
If anything this shows the
ineffectiveness of the TSA security program.
The local cops had to respond and deal with Ciancia’s assault.
Imagine if a few as six
terrorists breached the TSA gauntlet.
They would have easily neutralized armed cops as they gained access to
any planes connected to jetways.
The real protection really
rests with trained and armed pilots that make a tiny percentage of flight
crews.
This incident was so over
policed that it cost airlines and taxpayers millions in disruptions. Passengers
missed weddings, funerals pre-paid vacations and business meetings.
They forced hundreds of
thirsty and hungry stranded passengers to the street. How difficult would it have been to obtain
and distribute water to these victimized passengers?
Traveling by commercial
airlines has become an expensive and necessary evil rather than an enjoyable
experience. TSA and airline workers
visualize themselves as prison guards as they abuse passengers under color of
law.
I can’t wait to hear the TSA
workers whining for their own gun rights as they deprive everyone else. Bureaucrats will try to dream up more way to
abuse passengers in the name of security.
Airports are like any other
Gun Free Zone inviting violence with inexcusable vulnerability.
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