A “Pre Crime” Background Check Will Be Added to TSA Security Procedures

October 23rd, 2013

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

By JG Vibes | October 23, 2013 | 1:00am EST

New TSA screenings will single out “high risk” passengers before they even arrive at the airport

NEW YORK, NY – FEBRUARY 28: Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers walk through John F. Kennedy Airport on February 28, 2013 in New York City. Should the $85 billion in automatic federal budget cuts, known as the sequester, go into effect Friday as scheduled, airport control towers in a number of states could close, putting pilots and staff members at risk. In addition to the closed control towers, TSA workers could be furloughed, leading to long waits and confusion at many airport security checkpoints. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

(INTELLIHUB) — TSA screenings are about to get a lot worse for people who happen to be labeled as a “risk” by the government.

A passenger’s level of risk will be determined by a series of factors including how often the person travels, where they stay when they travel, as well as any personal information that might show up on a background check.

Passengers names will be cross referenced in various government databases to assess the level of threat that they apparently pose.

“I think the best way to look at it is as a pre-crime assessment every time you fly,” said Edward Hasbrouck, a consultant to the Identity Project, one of the groups that oppose the prescreening initiatives. “The default will be the highest, most intrusive level of search, and anything less will be conditioned on providing some additional information in some fashion.”[1]

The TSA responded with their typical fear mongering talk of preventing terrorism.

“Secure Flight has successfully used information provided to airlines to identify and prevent known or suspected terrorists or other individuals on no-fly lists from gaining access to airplanes or secure areas of airports,” the security agency said in a statement. “Additional risk assessments are used for those higher-risk passengers.”

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However, with how many mistakes that the Department of Homeland Security has made with their “terorr watchlist” and their “no fly list”, it is very obvious how dangerous and arbitrary this new screening process is.

“The average person doesn’t understand how much intelligence-driven matching is going on and how this could be accessed for other purposes,” said Khaliah Barnes, a lawyer with the Electronic Privacy Information Center, which has fought to block these initiatives. “There’s no meaningful oversight, transparency or accountability.”

It has also been admitted by the TSA that travel information may be shared with debt collection agencies when they are attempting to track down a debtor.

In other TSA news, we recently reported that the TSA will be deploying teams of military police into train stations, subways and even music festivals._[2]

Sources:

[1] Security Check Now Starts Long Before You Fly – NYTimes

[2] NY Times Confirms That TSA VIPR Teams are Patrolling American Towns – Intellihub

Writer Bio:

JG Vibes is an Intellihub.com investigative journalist, staff writer and editor. He is also the author of “Alchemy of the Modern Renaissance”, an 87 chapter e-book and is an artist with an established record label. Find him on his Facebook.

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