Tag Archives: TSA

Why the Government Shouldn’t Rule the Internet

Posted on March 11, 2011 by ErgoOne

Anybody who says, “it’s clear that the agencies [TSA and ICE] don’t understand the operations of the Internet well enough to be in charge of policing it.”, is probably worth listening to on those grounds alone. David Siegel tells in … Continue reading →

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New Hampshire Considers Criminalizing TSA Scanners, Patdowns

Posted on March 1, 2011 by ErgoOne

Today the New Hampshire state legislature is considering a bill that would make using the now-standard TSA “nudie scanners” and “enhanced pat downs” constitute sexual assault, a class III felony. The bill covers any agent of any government at any … Continue reading →

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Airport Security in the United States

Posted on January 10, 2011 by ErgoOne

I prefer not to spew obscenities in public, so I had not planned to write about the TSA’s new security rules instituted last fall just before Thanksgiving. A longtime friend of mine, Faun deHenry, wrote an excellent article on the … Continue reading →

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