Body Scanners Reveal Naked Body Image

Body Scanners Reveal Naked Body Image

If you reverse the negative of the actual TSA body scan image, it shows a completely naked woman in flesh color. For decency reasons, I have blocked out most of the photo. Folks, you are going to be scanned completely naked every time you walk through an airport security check from now on! This is evil, Communist, appalling, tyranny! Official training manuals specify that the genitals must be crisp and unobstructed in order for the scan to be effective.

All of the victims of the holocaust were stripped naked before they were murdered. Is this where we're headed? It would appear so. Someone recently discovered 500,000 plastic coffins in Georgia, purchased by FEMA. Connect the dots. You, your daughters and sons, and wife are being scanned and by simply reversing the negative (which the machine can do), it gives those perverts a pornographic photo of your family. Stop flying unless you want to be viewed completely naked!

Throughout history, victims of holocaust and genocide were stripped naked before they were executed. Photos of Hitler's holocaust show bulldozers covering thousands of naked dead bodies with dirt. The entire notion of forcing Americans and Europeans into full body scanners, which will film and record your body 100% naked is alarming! You can be assured that taser shock bracelets are next, mandatory implantable microchips at birth, forced abortion, et cetera.

Homeland Security Wants More Naked Scanners

Tom's Guide | December 29, 2009

Taking a flight? Prepare to be virtually strip-searched by Homeland Security.

Thanks to the Detroit-bound crotch bomber pretending to be a terrorist on Christmas Day, Homeland Security now wants to beef up security by installing more "naked scanners." It's either that, Homeland says, or getting a thorough "pat-down" before getting onto an airplane. Homeland, so it seems, would rather choose the former (and who can blame them—some people refuse to shower or use deodorant).

The problem with naked scanners, as the unofficial label obviously reveals, is that passengers are subject to digital strip searches of sorts, exposing areas best kept behind bedroom doors or within adult magazine covers. The Electronic Privacy Information Center is of course all over the possibility, literally stating that the whole-body imaging technology violates privacy rights. The group also claims that the devices "capture, record, and store detailed images of individuals undressed."

Currently the Transportation Security Administration has 40 full-body scanners installed in 19 airports nationwide: 6 use the machines for primary screenings, while the other 34 machines are used in 13 airports for follow-up searches. According to Wired, the TSA has forked over a $25 million contract to Rapiscan Security Systems this past October. The contract is for an additional 30 scanners.

The TSA is also ordering more backscatter x-ray scanners, devices that send out low-intensity beams. Apparently this type of device is excellent in imaging organic material. But despite what privacy advocates claim, the TSA naturally claims that there's no privacy issue. In fact, the agency said that the images could be pinned up in preschool classrooms. Thanks, but I'll just drive.

SOURCE: Homeland Security Wants More 'Naked Scanners' - Tom's Guide

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Full body scans are nothing less than strip searches!

Government Issued Stun Bracelets for all Airline Passengers

—EMD safety bracelets—

By P. Jeffrey Black and Jeffrey Denning

Just when you thought you’ve heard it all...

A senior government official with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has expressed great interest in a so-called safety bracelet that would serve as a stun device, similar to that of a police Taser®. According to this promotional video found at the Lamperd Less Lethal, Inc. website, the bracelet would be worn by all airline passengers (video also shown below).
This bracelet would:

• Take the place of an airline boarding pass

• Contain personal information about the traveler

• Be able to monitor the whereabouts of each passenger and his/her luggage

• Shock the wearer on command, completely immobilizing him/her for several minutes

The Electronic ID Bracelet, as it’s referred to, would be worn by every traveler “until they disembark the flight at their destination.” Yes, you read that correctly. Every airline passenger would be tracked by a government-funded GPS, containing personal, private and confidential information, and would shock the customer worse than an electronic dog collar if the passenger got out of line.

Clearly the Electronic ID Bracelet is a euphemism for the EMD Safety Bracelet, or at least it has a nefarious hidden ability (thus the term ID Bracelet is ambiguous at best). EMD stands for Electro-Musclar Disruption. Again, according to the promotional video, the bracelet can completely immobilize the wearer for several minutes.

So is the government really that interested in this bracelet?

Apparently so.

According to this letter from DHS official, Paul S. Ruwaldt of the Science and Technology Directorate, office of Research and Development, which was written to the inventor whom he had previously met with, Ruwaldt wrote, “To make it clear, we [the federal government] are interested in . . . the immobilizing security bracelet, and look forward to receiving a written proposal.”

The letterhead, in case you were wondering, is from a U.S. Department of Homeland Security office at the William J. Hughes Technical Center at the Atlantic City International Airport, or the Federal Aviation Administration headquarters.

In another part of the letter, Mr. Ruwaldt confirmed, “In addition, it is conceivable to envision a use to improve air security, on passenger planes.”

Would every paying airline passenger flying on a commercial airplane be mandated to wear one of these devices? I cringe at the thought. Not only could it be used as a physical restraining device, but also as a method of interrogation, according to the same aforementioned letter from Mr. Ruwaldt.

Would you let them put one of those on your wrist? Would you allow the airline employees, which would be mandated by the government, to place such a bracelet on any member of your family?

Why are tax dollars being spent on something like this?

Is this a police state or is this America?

SOURCE: Want some torture with your peanuts? - Aviation Security - Washington Times

You check in at the airline ticket counter. But instead of a boarding pass, you get shackled with an electronic bracelet which tracks your every move, contains all your personal information, and can shock you senseless. This is all the result of some guy who mysteriously bypassed security and got on the plane without a passport. Right! It's so obvious that this is a false flag terror event (i.e., a fake terror incident used to further Homeland Security's control over the American public). This guy supposedly has a firecracker in his underwear and now the government wants to install more scanners, more flying rules, more tyranny, et cetera. I don't even want to fly anymore unless I absolutely have to.

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"Evil triumphs when good men do nothing" —Thomas Jefferson