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Update: TSA Says it Will Fire Agent Who Left Sex Toy Note in Woman’s Luggage

The Transportation Security Administration will fire the baggage screener who left a note in a female passenger’s luggage about her sex toy, the agency said Friday.

A quick recap: Jill Filipovic, a New York lawyer and blogger for the website Feministe, had a sex toy in her checked bag when she flew from Newark, N.J. to Dublin over the weekend. When she unpacked her suitcase, she found a printed note that the TSA had opened and inspected her luggage. Scrawled next to the official wording was a handwritten note: “Get your freak on girl.” Filipovic posted a photo of the note on Twitter with the comment, “Just unpacked my suitcase and found this note from TSA. Guess they discovered a ‘personal item’ in my bag. Wow.”

TSA Says it Will Fire Agent Who Left Get Your Freak On Girl Sex Toy Note in Womans Luggage

The announcement comes after the TSA said it had initiated “disciplinary action” against the agent in question. In an update on its official blog, the agency said the worker will be removed from federal service:

*** Update 10/27/11: After working with our Office of Chief Counsel and Privacy Office, we have been cleared to say the following: TSA has completed its investigation of this matter, and has initiated action to remove the individual from federal service. Like all federal employees, this Transportation Security Officer is entitled to due process and the protections embodied in the Privacy Act.   Pending the completion of the removal action, the employee will not perform any screening duties. ***

“TSA views the handwritten note to be highly inappropriate and unprofessional and apologizes for this unfortunate incident,” spokesman Kawika Riley told the Associated Press in an emailed statement Friday, confirming the TSA intends to fire worker once the individual has had the chance to appeal.

The agency has not identified the Newark Liberty International Airport employee, citing privacy laws.

Filipovic has not publicly commented about the incident beyond a blog post Wednesday after the first report that the agent had been suspended.

However, in a message on Twitter, she wrote:”Lesson learned: Don‘t tweet anything you don’t want to appear on The View. #FML” — referencing just one of the places her story was discussed.

Comments (69)

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  • oletiger
    Posted on October 29, 2011 at 11:07am

    Will fire? TSA B.S. tell us his name so we can keep an eye on him.

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    • britlynz
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 2:34pm

      No kidding. Here on planet earth we simply call HR and tell them to cut the last check. After that’s done, we cordially escort them off the property.

      In that strange realm known as the federal government, they discuss, deliberate and debate for a decade. After tens years of paying a man to do nothing, they send him on his way with a severance package. That of course is if he has not reached retirement age.

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    • lthm
      Posted on October 30, 2011 at 2:01am

      A) It probably was not a man.
      B) It doesn’t matter what the TSA agent wrote on the slip in the baggage. It was not threatening, nor personally identifiable to the passenger.
      C) The rights violation comes from the fact that the TSA is rummaging through an American citizen’s baggage in the first place, not from any note that was placed in there after the rights-violating search.

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  • mastercabinetman
    Posted on October 29, 2011 at 10:55am

    One world gov’t is coming, these incidents are all priming everyone, testing the water, seeing what and where and how they can manipulate and push us. Lets face it, the unified effort from the Leftists of the world to kill freedom is in full emplimentation. If you think otherwise, you are not informed, or you just don’t want to believe it. The TSA’s actions, UN gun ban treaty, the so called Arab spring, Across the world, look at what is going and find the paralells. For all of you believers, IT’S BIBLICAL.

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  • Gonzo
    Posted on October 29, 2011 at 7:43am

    I find the note less offensive than half the stories you read about the TSA.

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  • Apple Bite
    Posted on October 29, 2011 at 7:41am

    A little off topic here, but….why is she carrying a sex toy onto the plane in the first place? Only a feminist would do such a thing for attention…

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    • itsmyfirstday
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 9:32am

      It was a checked bag…

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 9:33am

      Feminist are weirdos. They are usually, but not always the most un-attractive of the species. If they were nice looking, and not invisible because they are ugly, they would get the attention of men. But, because of that, they want equality codified in law. The pretty girls like things just fine the way they are.

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    • Phoenixsoulfire
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 6:53pm

      It is like a credit card, Never leave home with out it

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  • Skul
    Posted on October 29, 2011 at 3:06am

    What the agent did was wrong and inappropriate. Period.
    Doesn’t matter who or what she was.
    That agents action does not reflect on the current administation, nor the past.
    He/she was just a jokster that slipped throught the cracks.
    I have a very, very regular contact with those folks, and found the greatest majority to fine and descent people.
    You wish to bad mouth them? Go do their job sometime.
    You want to see security?
    Go fly El Al out of Isreal. You’ll see what security is.
    Next time you fly, tell those people thanks. They deserve it.

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    • chazman
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 7:26am

      … if we stopped allowing MUSLIMS to immigrate into our country, then maybe we wouldn’t have the NEED FOR THE GODDA*N TSA!!!!!!!

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    • chazman
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 7:27am

      … again, the only reason the TS exists is because of GODDA*N MUSLIMS!!!!!

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  • Tronix
    Posted on October 29, 2011 at 2:54am

    But what is exactly inappropriate for TSA?…..the staff involved turn it on the “tool”?…did he (she) chase around the coworkers with it?…dis he (she) smell it or use it?…….I’m joking, but the truth is TSA has very low standards and they are behaving like thugs with the passengers. I think they don’t see any problem here, and they are just reacting to the scandal. I see them as an Agency created with arrogance from the beginning, encouraging the employees with some kind of bad attitude toward the people that finally ended in bulling. I think is exactly the reflect of the arrogant people that created or support the Agency, especially Obambi The Divider In Chief and his staff.

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    • CottonMPG
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 3:30am

      Maybe the people in your airport or the airports you fly out of are thugs and perverts but not everywhere or everyone. I flew through Washington DC on business and made a special effort to smile and be friendly and polite. The officers were all rude and unfriendly, but hey, it was DC!!! In Orlando Intl. I know a lot of the people there and even the less friendly officers are civil. Most are downright friendly, caring and very professional. Oh, and there are cameras everywhere and I guarantee you if anything disgusting was going on the airport authority would see to it that any person involved got fired. TSA and the airport authority don’t really like each other too much. I have friends in both. Frequent flyers know that the more liberal the area the worse the TSA officers are. Just like everything else, human beings are individuals. There are good cops and bad cops etc..

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    • Tronix
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 7:13am

      Look, you are right, and maybe is wrong putting all in the same bag. But, please consider this: Have you ever heard of any government agency with such public image?…have you ever noticed the arrogance with all the issues around this agency (really)?…have you ever heard so many people complaining for the same things regarding any gov’t. agency?…do you know, that when there is a crisis, a fear, a threat, any authoritarian government use that excuse to take away people’s liberties and privacy?….have you ever heard such a bulling from any other public servant?…do you know that “We are doing this to protect you” was always used against the people of a country?……Off course there is decent people in the TSA, and I believe they have extensive professional training, but this agency has all the characteristics of a government arm used against the people, using the best valid excuse, and even using good people among their own employees. As unfair as it is, I believe all TSA employees must feel the pressure from the public, so the good apples can feel the support to make the difference inside the TSA.

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    • Tronix
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 7:17am

      But that is not all. This is a perfect example of what is coming in the near future. If something like a Martial Law happens, the good people among all the federal employees will face though decisions to make. Probably they will be instructed to follow orders that are in essence against the people, and they will have to decide if they honor their oaths, and their duties, and follow orders from an authoritarian government against their own neighbors, or decide to leave and join the rest of the people. One thing is for sure: Nobody will have an easy ride those days. Do you want an example form these days?: I bet all NYC police want to do something about OWS, but only Bloomberg and The Commissioner think different. So there you have, good people (We hope) following orders from those two that obviously don’t want to do something for the people of Manhattan and the country.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 9:39am

      If and when the SHTF, any soldier, cop or govt goon that sides with the creeps against the people will deeply regret that decision. They will pray to God that they could go back and make that decision again. The people will not lose. They will.

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    • CottonMPG
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 2:49pm

      @ Tronix
      I will give you credit for the fact that you seem to be struggling with your biases. I don’t like the direction airport security took after 9/11 either. I never thought it was necessary to create TSA. The media had the public whipped up into a panicked frenzy and everyone was blaming the contract security personnel. That lot was rude, arrogant and unprofessional! I worked at the airport then too. You forget what they were like. The regulations were a lot looser then which is why they seemed so much better. The government set the standards then too. I don’t disagree with you about the government regulations. My issue with you and others is this unfair characterization that all TSA officers are a bunch of criminal dirtbags. They for the most part hate having to use the screening techniques required by the federal government more than you do. You hate being patted down once a year when you fly on vacation? Try patting down 20 people a day while they treat you like a pervert. I don’t think I could deal with it. If they get rid of TSA tomorrow and replace them with a private company they will still have the same screening requirements. The good officers will lose there jobs and the regulatory branch will grow. I guarantee there will be more regulation with a private company because the public will take it out on the screening force and TSA will be off the hook.

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  • sillyfreshness
    Posted on October 29, 2011 at 12:57am

    Why would Jill Filipovic make public that you are flying around with a *****? People have no shame anymore. Just shows how low class our society has become. It’s becoming more like ancient Rome everyday with the degenerate behavior.

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  • fuzzy20841
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:39pm

    I would feel better if the story read “was fired” instead of “will be fired”. I contracted with the feds for 30 year plus and know that none of these employees is fired easily. With union support they will be placed on admin. leave with pay and it could take years, if ever. In the meantime the TSA agent will just have an extended paid vacation.

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  • CottonMPG
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:37pm

    Come on people, are you really so stupid as to characterize all TSA officers as perverts and criminals because of this isolated incident?! We have over 1,000 officers in Orlando Intl. alone. I’m sure we have millions across the nation and we have had so few issues! There are tons of sex toys and dirty magazines in checked baggage especially during gay days at Walt Disney World. This guy was very unprofessional and now he’s gone.
    You think cops don’t joke around about the perverts they come in contact with? Stop being so bigoted against TSA.
    I don’t think the government should be allowed to force, through regulation, the airlines to require screening for their passengers. Since they do, the screening will be done and done to the standards and with the techniques/equipment mandated by federal law. It doesn’t matter whether federal employees or private ones actually do the work.
    I actually think screening would be more intrusive if there were a disconnect between regulatory and actual screening personnel. The regulatory could fine the contractors right and left for every violation and due to human nature the ones doing the screening would get the hatred of the public just like they do now. That way they could be even stricter and get less flack from the public.

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    • Mil-Dot
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 9:42am

      Man, you use the words federal, regulatory, standards, techniques etc. like you either love the govt or are one of them. I believe it is the latter.

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  • patriotnanamom
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:17pm

    Wake up America! Our war is not with each other, the repubs and dems, rich, poor, brilliant, stupid, famous, insignificant. We better put our differences aside and band together as one. None of us matter to the global elite who are pulling the strings of this government and those of other world nations, factions, the UN, etc. DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK. The TSA, FEMA, CIA are particularly culpable as enemies of “we the people”. If you don’t believe it now, you will. What they have planned for humanity is beyond comprehension. Time is short and for some have a steep learning curve to uncover the reality of what is really happening NOW Foreign troops are in our country, concentration camps are ready to eliminate millions. Don’t waste time shooting our own men. Find out about who our REAL enemy is and then help develop a strategy to defeat it. We may not have time to stop them. Marshall Law could very well remove our ability to save our country. That is the trump card.Pay attention., No time for luxurious trips, leisure and life as usual. All spare time must be used to gain useful knowledge of our situation. Mainline media is bought and paid for by the elite. Glenn Beck and Alex Jones are great. Dutchsinse is a fresh expert with daily reports of HAARP weather manipulation as a weapon for Eugenics, earthquakes, volcanoes, etc. Trust very few reporters. Cross reference everything. You Tube is still mostly a speech free zone. So You Tube videos can be very helpful. Join US!

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  • patriotnanamom
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 10:55pm

    What else can be expected… We know that TSA hires pedophiles and sexually compromised individuals…. I mean who else would do what they are asked to do to fellow citizens’ private parts?

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    • Pontiac
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:21pm

      TSA agents are, at best, rent-a-cops with the ability (but not the legal authority) to feel you up and rifle through your belongings.

      “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.”

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    • CottonMPG
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:39pm

      You’re an idiot!! TSA officers go through extensive back ground checks and are not hired if they have a criminal past.

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    • CottonMPG
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 12:01am

      Here is a scenario for you. You are invited to go to a famous persons house and decide to go. As you come to the entrance of the property you see on the open gates a placard,” Anyone passing this point will be searched.” You don’t really care about the sign. You walk on into the front yard. Security personnel are present ahead and are giving you instructions. The excitement of meeting the famous guy is waning a bit now. You see that there is no machinery, just a table and what looks like a dressing screen. The guard begins going through your bag, taking everything out and inspecting all the contents, as well as the bag itself. That’s done. Next a man that looks like a body guard informs you that you need to be frisked. At this point you kind of regret coming to the guy’s house, but feel like you have to go along with it. The guy is built like a bear and is NOT real gentle, but doesn’t rough you up or anything. He does a really thorough job. Well, you passed. The gorilla escorts you to the living room and waits with you while try to contain yourself. Half an hour goes by. Finally someone shows up and informs you the person you were waiting to meet got called away and won’t be able to see you today. He left you an autographed photo to apologize. Was any of this a violation of your constitutional rights? No. You don’t have a right to ride on a plane either. If you want you can buy your own plane. Then you won’t have to get searched to fly.

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    • Pontiac
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 12:59am

      @CottonMPG
      Does that guy work for the government? If so does he have a search warrant or probable cause?
      Did the famous persons choose his own security or did government appoint him without choice?
      If I decide not to go through with the search and leave will I be arrested and fined?
      http://www.infowars.com/tsa-warns-travelers-may-be-arrested-detained-and-fined-for-refusing-search/
      (Sorry, nothing better than infowars at the moment.)
      Is he in a union that demands more and more money and benefits from tax payers?
      Does he get off scott free when he pockets your possessions?
      http://www.boortz.com/weblogs/nealz-nuze/2011/may/31/dumbest-tsa-agent-ive-seen-and-crookedest/
      Do they get fired immediately when there was clear wrong doing such as “get your freak on girl”?
      And on a semi related question, did the guy that made the decision to buy the body scanners have shares of stock in the company that makes them?

      The TSA agents have more power to search and touch you than a police officer yet they haven’t even got a fraction of the training.

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    • CottonMPG
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 2:20am

      @ Pontiac The point is you CHOSE to allow the search. The police, government official, private citizen or illegal alien does NOT need a search warrant to search anything or anyone with the permission of the person or property owner. If a TSA agent stops you while you are walking down the street, or breaks in your door and forcibly pats you down and rummages through your bags that particular officer will have violated your constitutional rights. If you CHOOSE to enter a place that you know requires you to be searched, you are giving your permission, however grudgingly. That was the point of the story.

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    • CottonMPG
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 2:47am

      As far as the tangents you’ve gone off on, yes you might get fined for withdrawing consent after the inspection is started, refusing a breathalyzer will result in having your driver’s license revoked. To be honest I don’t like the fact that you are no longer allowed to “change your mind” about being screened after presenting yourself for the screening process. The idea is to keep those who are trying to sneak something in from being able to back out when they think they’ll be caught. I get it, but still don’t like it.
      I hate unions! I wish there were none. The government decided to allow TSA to have a union with limits on what they can bargain on and it is very restrictive. All unions are crooked and after tax money in my opinion.
      Theft is an immediate dismissal and it is reported to police. The district attorny decides whether it is worth prosecuting or not.
      Nasty statements are not specifically addressed but putting anything other than an inspection notice is an immediate dismissal, if I’m not mistaken.
      Government corruption exists on every level and I don’t know what stocks anyone owns. I do know Mica’s son in law owns a private security company and wants to privatize all airports. I’d call that a conflict on interest.
      You don‘t know how much training TSA’s officers get so you can’t say they have less than a cop. I’d say they may have more than a cop since their jobs are more specialized. All they do is search people and or their property.

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    • PKama
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 3:14am

      @ COTTONMPG – You’re an idiot!! TSA officers go through extensive back ground checks and are not hired if they have a criminal past.
      Sorry to have to burst your bubble but this is not always the truth. I personally know a TSA agent that works at one of the airports here in California. He was convicted for domestic violence and drunk driving. He served one year in jail for those charges. I was so surprised when I found out that he was hired by the government as an agent for TSA. You see…he is a chronic alcoholic and he has never had any job or work history in this country, nor did he ever hold a job at his country of origin. He was the type that lives off of the kindness of other family members, including myself. Now he is one of the people that are allowed to man handle our women folks and children at airports around the country. Maybe the government tell us that they do extensive back round checks before they hire these people but it does not mean that criminals are not being hired. Personally..I do not trust this person around children because of his alcoholism and his criminal history.

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    • CottonMPG
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 3:18am

      Also TSA does not seize or confiscate anything they just do not allow it into the secure area. You have options as to how best to deal with your property. Most people just choose to leave it to there for disposal because they don’t want to be bothered with it. Think of it like this, You are taking your dog for a walk and see a really interesting store. You want to go in but the dog isn’t allowed. The people in the store aren’t taking your dog away. Even if they give you the option of leaving it out front for animal control to come and pick up. They are just not allowing it in the store. You can come in but the dog can’t. You want to bring your favorite antique baseball bat autographed by Babe Ruth to the plane, well, you can’t. Go take it home, put it in a bag to check it in, give it to your uncle that gave you a ride to the airport, leave the airport and go mail it to your destination, whatever, just don’t bring it past the checkpoint.

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    • sanchezpaulk
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 9:20pm

      COTTONMPG
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:39pm
      You’re an idiot!! TSA officers go through extensive back ground checks and are not hired if they have a criminal past.

      You are kidding me, right? Or do you believe that the Richmond (RIC), Virginia federal security director never knowingly hired a convicted felon (robbery) as a TSA screener? Where on Earth did you come up with such a statement?

      http://www.gadling.com/2010/02/04/tsa-forces-richmond-airport-to-issue-access-badge-to-convicted-f/

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  • Cold War Vet
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 10:09pm

    If TSA fired ALL of its agents, America would be a better and safer place.

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    • Dustyluv
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 10:42pm

      Then where would all the pedophiles go? They would be out of work. Don’t you have a heart for gropers and sex fiends? You are one of those heartless Republicans I’ll bet. Poor TSA agents….no junk to grope, no nekid pictures to look at….you should have some love in your heart somehwere for our nations sex toy finders.

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    • patriotnanamom
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 10:59pm

      This isn’t about heartless republicans! It’s about the global elite desensitizing the masses. The TSA has nothing to do with real politics and everything to do with world domination as puppets of the global elite.

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  • vnachi77
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:46pm

    How about you all just do your job better and let this guy off with a warning.

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    • NOBAMA201258
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:46pm

      I don’t see what the big deal is! A warning should suffice,I think the woman may have been a little embarassed,but she doesn’t seem to be as offended as the MSM,this petty PC BS has got to stop!

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  • Secessionista
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:29pm

    Let‘s don’t get too far ahead of ourselves here – these sex toys are illegal in many states, and this lesbian has admitted guilt publicly. She may be facing a stiff (ark ark) penalty.

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  • Secessionista
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:27pm

    Imagine, this agent has probably been fondling men‘s dewberries and women’s mommy bags for years now. He (or she) probably has an extensive collection of naked scanner pics.

    Thousands of TSA agents fondle the genitalia of ordinary citizens everyday, but this one gets canned for writing a note. The world must be ending any day now, I can feel it, LOL!

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  • ichibon
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:13pm

    HOMOSEXULS ARE “FREAKS”! look At Their Leader napalatano’!

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  • ichibon
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:11pm

    THE “TSA’ Has Their Own freaks”! Just Look At Napalatano….She‘s a freak’!

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  • ichibon
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:09pm

    How many of these tsa agents are “freaks””"! Ask the freak herself: napalatano”"!

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  • kickagrandma
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:08pm

    Bet he ends up in the wh as some kind of frisky playmate for moochie and the girls….

    Sorry, BLAZERS. I’ve just had it up to my double chins with all the ^$#@ this week. Enough is enough! Am hoping the snow storm is MAJOR enough to freeze the “useful idiots” to the pavement `til December NEXT year….

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    • vennoye
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:35pm

      6. August 14: Moved a ‘CAUTION – WET FLOOR’ sign to a carpeted area.
      7. August 15: Set up a tent in the camping department and told the children shoppers he’d invite them in if they would bring pillows and blankets from the bedding department to which twenty children obliged.
      8. August 23: When a clerk asked if they could help him he began crying and screamed, ‘Why can’t you people just leave me alone?’ EMTs were called.
      9.. September 4: Looked right into the security camera and used it as a mirror while he picked his nose.
      10. September 10: While handling guns in the hunting department, he asked the clerk where the antidepressants were.
      11. October 3: Darted around the Store suspiciously while loudly humming the ‘ Mission Impossible’ theme.
      12. October 6: In the auto department, he practiced his ‘Madonna look’ by using different sizes of funnels on his chest.
      13. October 18: Hid in a clothing rack and when people browsed through, he yelled ‘PICK ME! PICK ME!’
      14. October 22: When an announcement came over the loud speaker, he assumed a
      fetal position and screamed ‘OH NO! IT’S THOSE VOICES AGAIN!’
      15. Took a box of condoms to the check out clerk and asked where the fitting room was?
      And last, but not least:
      16. October 23: Went into a fitting room, shut the door, waited awhile, and then yelled very loudly, ‘Hey! There’s no toilet paper in here.’
      One of the clerks passed out.

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    • vennoye
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:55pm

      Sorry guys, wanted to give you something to laugh about, but tried 3 times and can’t get the first of this through.

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  • Marnin
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:01pm

    So they worry about the TA agent’s privacy, but not Jill Filipovic’s. Just wait until the union takes affect and they won’t even do anything but suspend with pay.

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    • loriann12
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:13pm

      I just noticed: The print is in all caps. In the military you use all caps when you fill out forms. After just 4 years in, I had to almost retrain myself to write upper and lower case. I actually didn’t until I was home schooling my son, 8 years after I got out.

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    • 45Sentinel
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:37pm

      NYPD Ticket fixing scam names names. Pervert fondles your goods let’s keep it private. Where are all the cop bashers from OWS who rail against the man?

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    • sillyfreshness
      Posted on October 29, 2011 at 1:01am

      I believe Jill Filipovic shared to the public the fact that she was carrying a ***** in her suitcase, so she publicized it, not TSA. Why you would announce that to the world via Twitter is beyond me. These people and their Twitter accounts is narcissism at its best.

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  • Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 8:57pm

    This person should be mroe than fired, they should be prosecuted for sexual harrassment at the least.

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    • AlmostaCowboy
      Posted on October 31, 2011 at 5:57pm

      TSA Instructor: Let’s review, class. If you’re a pervert or a sexual predator what do you get?
      TSA Class: A PROMOTION!
      TSA Instructor: That’s right. And what happens to you if you have a sense of humor?
      TSA Class: FIRED!

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  • beekeeper
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 8:57pm

    Seriously, why doesn’t this happen when laptops, jewelry, and cameras are stolen from luggage?

    I guess, like with illegal immigrants, they are focusing their limited resources on the most serious offenders – the ones that make TSA look bad…

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    • loriann12
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:11pm

      It makes one wonder how many notes went unreported?

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    • HorseCrazy
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 9:16pm

      because they dont have blogs. It really makes me mad because I had my dirty underware stolen out of my bag and they cut my picture out of a frame that was taken with my husband and child. the airline did nothing, tsa did nothing. the time I flew before that my ipod was stolen from my checked luggage as well as my gifts for my child. I HATE the tsa. they need to be prosecuted for their molesting checks and stealing from us and put out of “business” permanently. think how bad this will be when the union kicks in. lets just search the islamists and leave it at that.

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  • cobra two
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 8:55pm

    Lets see. The TSA will fire an agent for writing a note and leaving it in someones bag, But they can
    feel up, fondle and molest kids and grannies and not a DAMN thing is done about!
    ONLY IN AMERIKA

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    • Jennifer_D
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 11:42pm

      @Cobra Two

      Re: Lets see. The TSA will fire an agent for writing a note and leaving it in someones bag, But they can
      feel up, fondle and molest kids and grannies and not a DMN thing is done about!
      ONLY IN AMERIKA

      I have to say that I agree with you! The priorities shown here are way out of whack. Of course it is inappropriate for a TSA agent to leave a note like this in a woman’s suitcase, but what did this woman expect when she chose to travel with a sex toy. Surely she realized the probability that it would be seen and as far as I am concerned she opened herself up to this note. Tweeting about it to get a little attention has resulted in someone being fired; fine. Why aren’t people firing the agents that touched children and elderly individuals inappropriately? They are true victims!

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  • phillipwgirard
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 8:48pm

    these are the supposed professional people working to ensure our security and safety at the airports. WHEW1

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  • Cold War Vet
    Posted on October 28, 2011 at 8:46pm

    Highly inappropriate and unprofessional is what TSA is all about. Obama’s hired thugs, whose primary mission is to hassle the traveling American public a’la Soviet Union style. Now the totalitarian dirtbags want to stop and search our private automobiles on the freeways. They have already gotten most of the sheep used to the idea of being groped up at airports, and used to it. Now they are expanding their anti-American thuggery to our roads.

    Don’t stand for this. I refuse a future living in a run-down third world toilet run by an egomaniacal African dictator like Idi Amin. Anything less is stupid, evil and unacceptable. That is why I have such a loathing for morally bankrupt progressives who think all of this is A-OK. It’s not.

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    • phillipwgirard
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 8:53pm

      COL WAR VET, your words are much more eloquently to the point than mine could ever be, but i must say, my sentiments exactly, thanks for letting me borrow your words.

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    • Cold War Vet
      Posted on October 28, 2011 at 10:10pm

      @ PHILLIPWGIRARD
      Any time!

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