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According to a fox article they say we have 8 ways we might end up on the no fly list. I wonder if going on the website to look for yourself would trigger an investigation? Think I'll pass...

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2015/09/0 ... -fly-list/

"The government maintains that the secrecy about the no-fly list is necessary for national security. A potential terrorist can be tipped off that the government is watching him, the logic goes, if he gets a letter saying he’s now on a government blacklist. “I think it’s like any high security process,” says Mann. “You don’t want to reveal sources and methods because knowledge of those sources and methods permit nefarious individuals to compromise them.”

Despite the secrecy, various court cases, news reports and leaked documents have shed some light on the process behind the no-fly list. Here are eight possible ways one can end up on it.


1. Being suspected of direct terrorist activity
2. Travel to certain countries
3. Something you said in the past
4. Have a similar name to someone on the no-fly list
5. Not becoming an informant
6. Clerical error
7. Law enforcement issues
8. Controversial Tweets

I like Trey Gowdy, he's a good American and I would vote for him. Ms Burriesci is a clueless moron, woefully unprepared, outclassed and has probably never read the Constitution or the Federalist Papers. Federal Government is an intricate web of these clueless morons and linked departments that don't have a clue what they're doing or why.

Time for a Convention of States under Article V and hit that reset button. The Texas Senate Sate Affairs Committee refused to allow HJR77 to come to a vote in 2015. Apparently Texas Senators feel Washington DC is doing a great job and Power belongs to the Federal Government, not the States where our founders placed it...