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Public Advocate Wins Big Victory: Naked Body Scans Pulled

The homosexual lobbies and blogs cried and stamped their feet.
"Give us our naked body scans of anybody going to the airport" and frequently mocked and attacked Public Advocate's frequent condemnation of absurd measures which included the "naked body scan".
Many of these small minded "perversion cheerleaders" even personally maligned and slandered Public Advocate leaders as "fixated".
The homosexual lobbies fully support the invasive body cavity searches of elderly citizens, small children, young women and the absurd and dangerous X-Ray machines that scan the human form in minute detail--- anybody and everybody for little security reasons whatsoever.
Now the "naked body scanners" are being pulled to "speed up" transit services at the largest airports in America.
Slowing down thousands of travelers and explicitly exhibiting their body to a room full of TSA agents is "no longer necessary".
This is thanks to your support of Public Advocate. As usual most of the "negative" publicity in the Huffington Post and other "news" groups did not impact Public
Advocate's consistent political education program to oppose this front and center.

Very few groups in America take the kind of political action that requires to stand up to the homosexaul lobbies like Public Advocate.

CNBC reports the following:

The Transportation Security Administration is removing full-body, X-ray scanners from major U.S. airports, and shipping them to less busy locations.


TSA introduced the so-called Backscatter scanners, sometimes referred to as the "naked" X-ray machines, at U.S. airports in 2009.

Many travelers were not happy that naked images of themselves were displayed to TSA officers in a nearby room. In addition to privacy concerns, travelers were concerned about radiation exposure.

The replacement scanning machines offer less invasive, cartoon-like images of passengers. And you can even turn around after passing through the machine to see the same image TSA officer review. (Read more: Less Invasive, 'Gumby' Body Scanners to Debut at Boston Airport)


The full-body, X-ray scanners will be removed from New York's Kennedy, LaGuardia and other major airports, the Associated Press reported. TSA said the decision was made to speed up security at busy airports.

TSA spokesperson Sterling Payne said in an email to CNBC.com that, "As part of an effort to maximize the efficiency and deployment of Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT), TSA is strategically moving smaller, faster AIT units to busier airports and moving the larger units to airports with less passenger volume."

Full story at

http://www.cnbc.com/id/49517858


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