Ma’am,
I’m going to have to pat you down……..
Homeland Security’s Ten Commandments
1 Honor the travelers. They are not suspects.
2 Assign one agent only to wheelchair travelers. He or she shall face the traveler at all times.
3 If a carry-on needs to be examined, it should be viewed with the traveler seeing all contents with the agent.
4 No medical supplies will be handled by said agent, including all prescription drugs, supplements, dietary supplies, water and whole foods carried on for the journey.
5 The boarding and security pass rendered by the Airlines shall be honored by TSA. There will be no “pat downs”, removal of shoes, or outer garments, emptying of pockets,or other “suspect”treatments, while the carry-on is being examined. No handling of food or medical equipment with sensors or wands.
6 The traveler’s evidence and statements will have equal weight with the agent’s statements.
7 A wheelchair traveler should have either a handicapped assistant or airlines person to assist her with the TSA pass-through.
8 There should be a way to report an inordinate delay through TSA which affects one’s ability to pre-board the airplane at the gate.
9 On future flights, there should be a recognized status noted on the boarding pass of a traveler who has undergone such intimidating treatment so that it never reoccurs.
10 Travelers will seek out airlines which honor their integrity.
The Vibrant Channeled Creator 