TSA Agents ARE Actively Profiling Air Travelers – They Are Specifically Targeting Attractive Women For Enhanced Pat Downs

The Debt We Owe
Nov. 25, 2010

In recent days, many Americans have been arguing that TSA agents should be "profiling" potential terrorists and subjecting them to enhanced security measures instead of making all air travelers endure full body scanners and "enhanced pat downs".  Well, it turns out that TSA agents are already profiling air travelers.  In fact, there are reports that some TSA agents have been specifically targeting attractive women for enhanced pat downs.  Yes, you read that correctly.  Unfortunately, this is not a joke.  All across America women are reporting that these enhanced pat downs are much too "sexual" for their comfort.  In fact, it seems as though U.S. airports are about the only place where it is perfectly legal to grope and feel up attractive women and they can't do a thing about it.  You can only imagine the people that are now flocking to apply for those jobs.

Things are rapidly getting really, really bizarre.  The TSA is now investigating allegations that two male TSA agents recently selected a very attractive woman for an enhanced pat down because of her large breasts.

As Eliana Sutherland went through security at Orlando International Airport she noticed two male TSA agents staring at her breasts.  They pulled her aside and selected her for "additional screening".

The following is how Sutherland described the incident....
"It was pretty obvious. One of the guys that was staring me up and down was the one who pulled me over."
But we all knew this was going to happen, didn't we?

It's only human nature, and U.S. government officials are absolutely deluded if they think that TSA agents are always going to conduct themselves professionally.

Unfortunately, women all over the nation feel like they have been "sexually assaulted" after going through these new enhanced pat downs.

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