[Tij84ye]

No article, just me trying to fly to nashville. I'm on the "No Fly List" HAhaahaa.

26 years old wtf am I suppossed to say, "I'm not a terrorist?"

[Cheeniandab]

I'm sorry to hear that. I don't know if I'm on the no fly list or not, I have not traveled by plane since 2007 (was clear then). I am happy I was able to travel some of the world and many states but in these strange days I don't feel that I have to subject myself to TSA goons, scanners or jump through their hoops.

This is the time to homestead, to obtain some land and work it. To aspire to live off the grid. Our freedoms are being slowly taken away & TPTB want you to fret about their power over your increasingly limited freedom. In this instance, respond by not supporting the airlines. Taylor your life accordingly and live free, out of the matrix.
~ximmy

[foI3fKWv]

I just drove over 2300 miles in 3 days cramped in a tiny @$$ hundai with my wife and child for 20+ hours rather then subject them to the claws of the TSA goons.

Im not ready to start making people " famous" just yet.

[fedelwet]

I think this is going to become a much more common issue. Anyone who won't take a chip or conform to what's being set up will find themselves on the that list - that's their plan

[GtmFeqJJ]

No article, just me trying to fly to nashville. I'm on the "No Fly List" HAhaahaa.

26 years old wtf am I suppossed to say, "I'm not a terrorist?"

Isn't it funny how the government can discriminate against an individual and not even have to provide a justification. Yet if you or I even question anything or anyone from the government we are subject to fines, censor and law suit. All the idiots who support this heavy hand of government fail to understand that unlike a private entity, there is no appeal or countermeasure to the government. You cannot sue the soveriegn for discrimination, bias or violation of one's civil rights.

[gregmcal]

No article, just me trying to fly to nashville. I'm on the "No Fly List" HAhaahaa.

26 years old wtf am I suppossed to say, "I'm not a terrorist?"

Huh? How did they arrive at that?

BTW- I can't fly yet either, without a plane or other artificial device. Soon I will be able to fly.

[jimmy28]

if you or I even question anything or anyone from the government we are subject to fines, censor and law suit.

This more than any other observation should lead you to the conclusion that you are the subject and not the author.

[suingincentix]

No article, just me trying to fly to nashville. I'm on the "No Fly List" HAhaahaa.

26 years old wtf am I suppossed to say, "I'm not a terrorist?"

A simple FOIA request will show you how and why you are on the 'American Patriots with Common Sense and Liberty in Heart' list. Next, a simple lawsuit against the Feds......Last i heard there were over 10,000 people suing the Feds for being on the list.

[deermealec]

Maybe you've been confused with some other Buddha.

[cymnPrayerm]

Did they tell you why you were on the no fly list, or was it a simple, "you're on the no fly list, goodbye "

[deermealec]

I think that means you're exempt from taxation as well...

[effebrala]

Being on the no-fly list is like getting your "patriot wings".

Way to go.

[effebrala]

I think that means you're exempt from taxation as well...

Yeah why would they want a terrorist's $$$ anyway?

[fedelwet]

It means you can't fly commercial. I'd love to see someone start a sort of charter service for all the people on their no fly list. Put in a request destination, flexible travel time and it could be like a taxi service that might have to make touch down stops. It would be a little more expensive but think of the freedom of not having to deal with the TSA and Federal bullshit !

[Sx1qBli0]

I need to make a reservation on some airline to see if I'm on the no fly list. There are about a million people on that list. I just wonder if there is anyone here at GSUS that is not on that list. The NoFly list is like something directly out of Kafka. We all have an inherent, unalienable right to travel. How can any government deny us access to any mode of conveyance? I just wonder if anyone on that list has sued the government to take them off, or to make the NoFly list itself invalid (because it is unconstitutional).

Actually, after a brief search, there is a case being heard today on this issue by an appeals court right here in my hometown:

http://thehill.com/blogs/transportat...er-no-fly-list

Somebody put an 18 month old baby on that list.


Hatha

[Anteneprorid]

I've mentioned this elsewhere, but fitting here... before I could even begin flight training for my private (to get away from the TSA), I had to be endorsed by the TSA. They are spreading out to general aviation airports, requiring security documents to step out of your plane in some cases, and each airport is separate security badge, separate fees. Of course, we've heard about them at bus stations, train stations, and on the highway. There can be no doubt that they aim to destroy all freedom of travel (unless it's on one of their official Agenda 21 high-speed trains, I suppose).

[fedelwet]

I've mentioned this elsewhere, but fitting here... before I could even begin flight training for my private (to get away from the TSA), I had to be endorsed by the TSA. They are spreading out to general aviation airports, requiring security documents to step out of your plane in some cases, and each airport is separate security badge, separate fees. Of course, we've heard about them at bus stations, train stations, and on the highway. There can be no doubt that they aim to destroy all freedom of travel (unless it's on one of their official Agenda 21 high-speed trains, I suppose).

What about passengers or "guests" on your plane?

[Anteneprorid]

What about passengers or "guests" on your plane?

As of today, as long as they're being escorted by someone with a badge, it's OK, but tomorrow... well, we know where it's heading.

[fedelwet]

Just to understand this, when you step off of your plane (that's been tracked by the FAA since takeoff) you have to show documents when you land?? If you were cleared to take off by the TSA, what could have changed in mid-air?
Supposedly this is all about safety in the air (or while in transport/transition), after you have landed, the transportation portion is complete

[ExpodoDop]

You must be traveling in the federal plane. Just counteroffer with a new flight plan above or below their plane.