Alienated Rights

If you traveled during this Christmas season and did any flying there's a chance you received a notice in your luggage when you opened it after arriving.  When the Transportation Security Administration opens your luggage they may provide a "notice of baggage inspection."  This tells you that they may have searched your luggage, rifled through your personal items, and looked over everything you carried.  They may have also eaten a third of your cake (according to recent reports) or taken your cupcake as contraband.

How does this contrast with the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights?  It's directly opposed to it.  Laws pertaining to search and seizure state that there must be probably cause demonstrated and that warrants must be issued specifying the items suspected and to be searched.  None of this occurs today in TSA land.  They are the government; you are the subject.  The TSA demands your luggage be unlocked, or they may break the bag to inquire within.  They may single your bag out for unknown reasons, and there is no warrant involved.  In short, the Constitution has been gutted, and you are now a slave.

The TSA insert also thanks you for your cooperation.  What would they do if we didn't cooperate?  They would do the exact, same thing they do now.  You would be forced off the flight, and you would be the problem, even though you operated within your Constitutional rights.  Why?  Because the U.S. government has done everything possible to gut your unalienable rights.  They know that the business men and women that fly every week will moan and groan, but they will walk through the scanners and subject themselves to baggage search and seizure, in order to retain their jobs.  They know that the grandmother going to a funeral in another state will walk through the cancer-enhancing machines, just to get to her loved ones.  They won.

This relegates the Constitution to a mere symbol, hanging on the wall.  The government is a fearful master, and was viewed by our founders as one that needed to be reined in and controlled at all times.  If not, tyranny would exist.  What does tyranny look like?  To Sam, it looks a great deal like a TSA checkpoint, or a baggage inspection tag found in opened luggage.  Our rights have been alienated.  If we don't care, they will take more.

Comments

[Bobby J.]

Glad, Sam Hill finally realized what TSA was all about. Now Google “Viper Check Point” to get up to speed on the most recent round of tyranny.

Since this is called Greeley report, go to next City Council meeting and ask your elected reps whose side they will be on when the orders come down. That otta make entertaining news. Ask your Police and Sheriffs as well. Will they represent taxpayer or NWO? What oath will they pledge allegiance to?

[Dennis]

WARNING: This government is destructive.