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Not since 1850 or so, but Labour are always about getting a shot in at Tory PM Cameron. Back in Lady Thatcher's PM days, she could tear 'em up.Jasonw560 wrote:It's getting more like Parliament in Britain. Those Whigs and Tories are brutal to each other.Charles L. Cotton wrote:This thread is getting heated folks. Let's take a step back and keep it statesmanlike.
Thanks,
Chas.
The best way to sneak a nuclear bomb into the US....atticus wrote:As has been said before, we can follow an effective model, such as the Israeli airport security model, or we can invent stuff on the fly, such as what the TSA and Homeland Security do. The Israeli system works. They conduct an effective interview with travelers, they profile likely problem flyers, and they take the time to do effective screening. On the other hand, TSA gropes little kids. As for myself, I have chosen to drive as much as possible, instead of flying. I did experience the X-ray booth (or whatever it is), and I found it to be humiliating. So I have chosen not to play their game any more. The same mindset that gropes little kids is the one that has promoted an open border. I live about 200 miles from the mexican border. The law enforcement folks out here have been running into Chinese and middle eastern illegals for YEARS. Neither George Bush nor King Hussein give a darn. There's no telling what kind of nasty bombs and nasty foreign agents are here among us. Our federal government is too busy groping little kids to worry about our real threats.
You're right, I missed that. Technically it's not a consent to search, just notification that you may be denied boarding if you refuse.jmra wrote:This is from Delta Ts&Csjmra wrote:It's on the actual tickets. Wife is flying later this month and it is clearly stated in the package she received.ScottDLS wrote:I read the contract of carriage for all the major carriers and none of them require you to consent to a search. Only American says you may be denied boarding if you refuse complete the TSA security procedures.jmra wrote:
You accept my concept of consent if you buy an airline ticket because it is part of the terms and conditions you legally agree to by purchasing the ticket - read the fine print.
I guess the rest we will have to agree to disagree.
"permit search of person or property for explosives, weapons, dangerous materials, or other prohibited items."
I read the contract of carriage for all the major carriers and none of them require you to consent to a search. Only American says you may be denied boarding if you refuse complete the TSA security procedures.jmra wrote:
You accept my concept of consent if you buy an airline ticket because it is part of the terms and conditions you legally agree to by purchasing the ticket - read the fine print.
I guess the rest we will have to agree to disagree.
