TSA Tries To Cover Up Security Lapse

TSA planned to keep their recent security lapse at San Jose airport quiet.  Only after it was reported by news media did TSA release a statement about the unticketed person who bypassed parts of pre-flight passenger screening including the no-fly list.

Said Rep. Eric Swalwell, 

"We wouldn't have a no-fly list if that wasn't a concern," said Swalwell, who was also critical of a stowaway incident at the airport in April. "The reason a no-fly list exists is that we believe a layer of the security process is knowing who is on the plane. The woman was harmless, but there are people who I don't want on an airplane even if they go through security screening, who the public doesn't want on an airplane."

Saudi Coverup

The 9/11 deaths were a tragedy.  Other tragedies were the resulting wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the destruction of American civil liberties, and the cover-up of Saudi national's overwhelming involvement in the 9/11 plots.

Why does Obama continue to allow Saudi involvement in 9/11 to be covered up?

After the 9/11 attacks, the public was told al Qaeda acted alone, with no state sponsors.
But the White House never let it see an entire section of Congress’ investigative report on 9/11 dealing with “specific sources of foreign support” for the 19 hijackers, 15 of whom were Saudi nationals.  It was kept secret and remains so today.

NSA's William Binney

William Binney was a long-time National Security Agency employee, who left the agency shortly after 9/11 due to Constitutional violations he saw within the agency.  In this video series, Bill Still interviews William Binney.  Mr. Binney says the NSA records audio of 80% of the phone calls within the USA.

EPA Claims Powers To Bypass Due Process

The Environmental Protection Agency has published, in the Federal Register, it's attempt to bypass courts and due process and directly garnish wages of those it fines:

The rule allows the EPA to decide whether a debtor gets a chance to present a defense and then picks whomever it chooses to serve as a hearing officer, even someone not trained as an administrative law judge, wrote David S. Addington, group vice president for research at The Heritage Foundation.
It also puts the burden of proof on the debtor, not the EPA, he said.

 The EPA is relying on the Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996 for the expanded wage garnishment abilities.  While the EPA is under the current Obama administration, and Clinton was President in 1996, republican Newt Gingrich was the majority leader of the House of Representatives when the Act was passed in 1996.  Both major parties participated in 1996 to implement this Act.