We're back to Sept 10 mentality.
Look around & you'll see more & more stories about how we've become paranoid & we're just frightening ourselves for nothing or GW & friends are using a glitch in the system to empower his buddies & nothing more.
Then you'll see the growing trend in "the TSA agent felt me up" type of argument. The "I'm not Arab so I can't possibly be dangerous & no I'm not a racist but why do they have to search me?" attitude.
Now, even the airports are returnig to "normal"
As I've claimed several times, America has forgotten the lessons & the victims of Sept 11, 2001. I don't need to hear how you've not forgotten & you got up & worshipped at your crystal World Trade Centers Towers memorabilia from Franklin Mint (only 16 payments of $16.95) this, and every morning since 9/12. We the people, not we the individual.
Yes the gov't has overstepped its boundries...for a non-war time. Until the war is over, we have to expect some discomfort. I've spoked to several people who were stateside in the 40s. Ladies & gentlemen, we ain't seen nothing.
The sleeping giant isn't sleeping, it's dazed by the rapidity of forgetfulness. I'm amazed & saddened at what we've become. The gentle, thoughtful, kind, giving people of the USA have, somewhere along the trail, raised or become thoughtless, soulless, morbid voyeurs with a soundbite attention span who only appreciate "if it bleeds it leads" (lack of) journalism.
Too bad.
Time
Look around & you'll see more & more stories about how we've become paranoid & we're just frightening ourselves for nothing or GW & friends are using a glitch in the system to empower his buddies & nothing more.
Then you'll see the growing trend in "the TSA agent felt me up" type of argument. The "I'm not Arab so I can't possibly be dangerous & no I'm not a racist but why do they have to search me?" attitude.
Now, even the airports are returnig to "normal"
Sunday, Dec. 05, 2004
The uniformed screeners from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) have become familiar sights to air travelers across the country. But not all airport officials are happy to have them around. Nevada's Elko Regional Airport last week became the first airport in the country to apply to get rid of TSA screeners altogether and return to private employees. The airport, which handles just 15 flights a day, has 14 screeners. Elko director Cris Jensen said there were no problems with the government screeners, but he feels his airport can do the same job more efficiently by better matching its personnel with demand. Dozens of other small airports are expected to apply for a similar exemption in the coming weeks.
As I've claimed several times, America has forgotten the lessons & the victims of Sept 11, 2001. I don't need to hear how you've not forgotten & you got up & worshipped at your crystal World Trade Centers Towers memorabilia from Franklin Mint (only 16 payments of $16.95) this, and every morning since 9/12. We the people, not we the individual.
Yes the gov't has overstepped its boundries...for a non-war time. Until the war is over, we have to expect some discomfort. I've spoked to several people who were stateside in the 40s. Ladies & gentlemen, we ain't seen nothing.
The sleeping giant isn't sleeping, it's dazed by the rapidity of forgetfulness. I'm amazed & saddened at what we've become. The gentle, thoughtful, kind, giving people of the USA have, somewhere along the trail, raised or become thoughtless, soulless, morbid voyeurs with a soundbite attention span who only appreciate "if it bleeds it leads" (lack of) journalism.
Too bad.
Time