So, while the TSA turns up the heat and hassles a known congressman, gropes your wife and children, and sporadically steals items from your bags, they seemed to have no issue at all with the hundreds/thousands of airline employees who have free and unfettered access to the tarmac and the very plane that you may fly on.
Why should you care? Let’s listen to gang specialist and retired LA Sheriff Deputy Sergeant Richard Valdemar:
“When I was shown photographs of inside the cargo hold, I see all this graffiti, gang graffiti. Not only is it gang graffiti, but rival gang graffiti where they had been crossing each other out inside the cargo hold. Which is very dangerous. You know, I would not only be afraid that these baboons are handling my luggage and fighting with each other in the luggage compartment. But, you know they are going to bring a gun because they’re rivals they’re gang members. You’re liable to have a shooting right there. She told me that they actually did find a loaded gun on the tarmac.
So I said, how did a loaded gun get on the tarmac? I found out that these people don’t pass through the metal detector like we do as passengers. Because they are airline employees, they were going around the system and handling the planes and the luggage without being checked.
Obviously nobody did a background check on them because they would have found this gang history.”
This all happened in 2006. Have things changed? It’s hard to tell since the TSA habitually denies every story.
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