“It turns out that the FBI failed to register the fact that the Boston bomber flew to Russia in 2011. Someone misspelled his name when he got on the plane. You mean that the nation’s suspected-terrorist monitoring system is dependent on correctly spelled names? Yes. You mean that billions of dollars in sophisticated equipment can be tripped up by people with peculiar last names? So it seems. You mean that the TSA’s screening system, with X-ray machines, latex gloves, and long lines doesn’t work for bombers with odd last names. Sadly, yes.”
(Visited 35 times, 1 visits today)
Related posts:
An Iranian-American Turned Down the FBI and Wound Up With a Prison Sentence
Illinois Cops: Don't Legalize Weed, Or We'll Have to Kill Our Drug Dogs
FinCEN: Bitcoin Miners Need Not Register as Money Transmitters
Redacted FBI Documents Show Plot to Kill Occupy Leaders If ‘Deemed Necessary’
Greenwald Uses Pre-Russia Snowden Data to Hammer the NSA Again.
When America Switched Sides In The War On Terror
13 Careers Short on Graduates
Authorities Want Remote Access To Californians’ Home CCTV Footage
Homeland Security built domestic surveillance tech into Predator drones
New exchange leaves Bitcoin regulation up to Wall Street bankers
Celebrity Gun Violence Hypocrites
Tons and Tons of Security Cameras Are Wide Open to Hackers
7 reasons why Bitcoin is bigger than ever
Oregon: Jesus Malverde Medallion Did Not Justify Traffic Stop
Internment Camps: U. S. Government Field Manual