Once more (twice in two weeks) we see the centralized bureaucracy not only screwing things up, but NOT responding in a proper or timely fashion (wouldn't those be the same? Yeah.) Something to ponder: In addition to the fact that the US Constitution does not grant the federal gubment the power to regulate air travel, and the fact that a private paradigm -- run on the interests of the consumers, the air carriers, and their insurance companies (without which they would be unable to take to the skies) -- one can consider a simple question...

In political philosophy, there is a principle called "the right to exit", in which free individuals are recognized as posessing the right to remove themselves from oppressive situations. In order to truly exercise one's rights, one must be able to eercise his right to escape tyranny, just like his right to self-defense (in a way, it is another form of self-defense).  Studying this situation with the TSA, and government stopping people from flying, one can draw many forbidding conclusions.

First, if you are young or infirm, you are now a prisoner of the US government. Try driving across the country as a kid, or walking to Canada as a seventy-six year old. Second: As we hjave mentioned in our audios, if you are forced to ASK PERMISSION of someone to move, you are not free. You are a prisoner.

Welcome to the village, Number Six.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/06/26/year-old-ohio-girl-placed-fly-list/

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