Don't Submit to Illegal Searches: Narita Airport Security Boondoogle "Your Papers Please!"

The police in Japan do not have any right to search you or your car without justifiable cause or reasonable suspicion that you are committing a crime. Meaning that just because they's stopped all cars driving along to check everyone with a breathalyzer, to see if they've been drinking, you are not required to consent nor do they have any right to force you to consent to this test or any search.

That goes for all illegal searches and idiotic things like entering Narita airport when those clowns ask you for your drivers license and to open your car trunk or luggage to search for whatever it is they are searching for.

If people in Japan don't start putting their foot down, then this country is going to keep becoming more and more like the police state the United States has become.

I've been preaching and preaching to all the Japanese people I know to begin to stand up for their rights. Too many Japanese people submit to illegal and unconstitutional searches, I think it's time to start saying politely, "No!"

Several months ago, I took my family to Guam (I am never going to Guam again because of the TSA, but that's another story). At Narita, I witnesses a female security agent fondling searching what looked to be a 8 or 9-year-old girl. Her dimwit parents stood there and were laughing and taking photos!

As the father of a child who has been molested by a stranger, I grew furious. I stopped and walked over to the security agent who was molesting searching the little girl and said,

"That's completely illegal and a crime for an adult to fondle a child like that. This is a crime!"

I then demanded that the security agent call her supervisor. The search stopped immediately. When the supervisor arrived I gave him a piece of my mind and reiterated the charges of child molestation. He meekly responded,

"She didn't use the detection wand on the child?"

"No!" I protested. I again reiterated that it is a crime under Japanese law for any adult to touch the body of any child like that, under any circumstances, and that I would report it to the police. I looked at the parents of that poor girl and said, 

"Don't let this happen to your kids again!"

Once again, folks, Japanese law is the same as US law in this case; the police have no right to conduct a search on your or your possessions without reasonable cause. Just because you are driving a car into the airport is not reasonable cause.

A week or so ago, I was driving into Narita to pick up my friend Shea (please refer to: The REAL Reason Japan Lost the War! Let the Truth Finally Be Known!) I was early as I entered the airport. I sighed that I had to endure the circus show again at the entrance of Narita again. As usual, they asked me to show my driver's license and to open my trunk so that they could look into it. 

Chuckle.

The security guard was a young overweight guy who looked like this could be his first day on the job. He was visibly nervous, almost shaking, as he tried his darndest to recall his lines, "May I see your driver's license and please open the trunk for an inspection," he stuttered.

I very politely replied, "No, thank you." 

He looked shocked. He repeated and so did I. This went on for a while; him asking that I show him my papers and allow a search and me saying "No thank you." He seemed a nice guy. I could tell that this wasn't computing in his pea-sized brain. 

I felt my devil horns growing larger out the sides of my head.

After a few minutes and dozens of cars lined up and honking their horns behind me, the guy called over his supervisor, a woman who was another rent-a-cop... This lady wasn't in a happy mood and she, I'm sure, wanted to show Young Trainee that she could be as tough as the male supervisors. She began vigorously demanding that I comply.

"No, thank you," I said. I added, "I haven't done anything wrong so you have no reason, nor do you have the right, under Japanese law, to stop and search me. I don't have to submit to a search when I enter Haneda airport. I don't see why I have to submit to a search at Narita airport." I wanted to add a nice salutation like, "Sugar tits!" but I figured that I should lay off the niceties.

Oh, my gosh. This lady started to get really huffy and started ordering me to do all sorts of things to comply with her authority. Again, I stayed very calm and cool, and extremely polite, and asked, "Do you have any reason to think I am doing something wrong?" She answered in the negative. But demanded that I open my trunk to let them inspect it. I told her that there were 2 bottles of water, a soccer ball and a football in my trunk. That was all. She still said that she needed to see what was in the trunk. 

I asked her why she didn't believe me and asked her if she had any reason to not believe me when I told her what was in my trunk... Heck, I'm a nice guy! At least I told her! She still demanded that I open the trunk.

Well, this went on in circles with this lady. Her insisting that she has the right to demand my papers and search my car; me telling her that the law is the law and she doesn't have that right.... Me staying calm and polite while she was starting to squeeze out sparks from her head as time went on. 

It was obvious that this conversation wasn't leading to romance.

Finally, after a few minutes, a real policeman came over and asked what the problem was. I told him;

"These folks insist that they have the right to search my car. I told them that they don't have that right under Japanese law. I told them that unless they have a reason to think I am breaking the law, then they cannot search my car. They insist that they do have that right."

The policeman then kneeled down next to my car, looked me in the eyes, and very politely said, "Yes. I'm so sorry for the inconvenience. I know we do not have the right to search your car, but we ask everyone for their cooperation. May we please ask for your cooperation, too!"

I looked at the guy. He was pleading with me and not being a jerk so I said to him, "OK, please tell these two that they have no right to search my car." Right in front of me, the policeman turned around and told them this. Then he turned and looked at me for approval... Heck, I didn't have much time left over anymore so I said to him, "OK. Like I told them, I got two bottles of water and two sports balls in the trunk. Now, I'm going to open the trunk for you this time, but remember that I am not going to let you folks do this again. Please tell your supervisor."

I popped open the trunk and they looked in. The policeman smiled at me and saluted... I drove off.

Yeah... Whatever...

Those same clowns, that lady and that fat kid at Narita, had better hope that I don't get into their line next time I visit. Because next time I plan on getting to the airport at least an hour early... 

Anyhow... That's what happened. Folks, don't allow the police to do illegal searches on you or your property. If you get stopped by the police at night on a sobriety check point, don't get angry. Be very polite and tell the police that you do not consent to a search and also tell them that they have no right to be randomly stopping cars.

It's the law of the land.

NOTE: I have confirmed this information with two Japanese professional lawyer friends, so you can take this advice to the bank; in Japan, even the police do not have the right to search you without reasonable suspicion that you have committed a crime. Just because you are driving your car or walking along the street, they do not have the authority to stop and search you. If they try, just remain respectful and polite and say, "No thank you." Use common sense to determine how to handle the situation that is best for you. 

Ha! Another Reason NOT To Fly in the USA! Convicted Felons Working for TSA!

I wrote that we should all boycott all American based airlines and not fly to the USA. Why? Because we shouldn't be treated like animals or slaves.


Now, WBSTV shows us that convicted felon works for the TSA.


This guy is a convicted felon!

TSA Worker Accused Of Assault Had Prior Record

ATLANTA -- Channel 2 Action News has learned a TSA security worker accused of abducting and sexually assaulting a woman had previously been convicted of misdemeanor harassment and stalking.

Randall King remains hospitalized following a suicide attempt. Police said last Wednesday, King agreed to drive a woman home from the airport. Instead, investigators said King took her to a MARTA station parking lot and placed novelty handcuffs on her.

Great! Just great! "Yes maam. Please pull down your underwear so that I can see if you have a bomb in your pants!" Huff! Huff!

Hilarious Video About TSA

This is a quick (and humorous) follow up to my blog about how you should boycott flying to the USA and all USA based carriers until they start thinking about their service and make flying enjoyable again.



Thanks to Lew Rockwell

Here's a funny one for you Japanese speakers too:



Do not misunderstand that last video. Flying in and out of Japan to anywhere except the USA - and not on a US carrier - is a pleasant experience.

Don't Fly to the United States! Boycott All American Based Carriers Too!

I have to admit this: I hate flying to the USA. I've hated it since 2001.

Why? Because I'd thought that America and Americans had gone completely out of their minds. But, now, I rejoice as people are getting fed up with being abused by goons at American airports.

I say "Boycott all American airlines and carriers and boycott flying into the USA until they stop this molestation of passengers." American based airlines have the duty to protect their passenger's safety and make their service enjoyable. But they are not doing that at all.

How could any of these carriers make the claim that they are concerned for passenger safety and comfort when they allow their customers to be abused both mentally, physically and sexually? The American based carriers are the ones who have the political and economic power to stop this TSA nonsense, yet they do nothing.  They must demand that their customers be treated as customers or we, as customers, must take our money elsewhere.

Until the American based carriers start attending to their business at hand; caring for customer comfort and safety - and start treating passengers as valued guests -  then BOYCOTT all American-based carriers; United Airlines, Continental, American and Delta Airlines. Stop using these airlines. If you absolutely must fly into the USA, use a foreign based carrier.

Spend your vacation money on a country that welcomes you as a treasured visitor - not like the USA that treats you like a savage.

Do not fly from Japan to the USA. Do not fly on any American-based airlines.

The boycott has begun and not a minute too soon.

From Lew Rockwell:

Grassroots Rebels, Stay on the Ground!

by Becky Akers

Wow, but the fur – and clothing, and screeners’ hands – are flying at airports, aren’t they? Yee haw! Christmas came early this year for those of us who hate the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), who have prayed for nine long years that the good Lord would smite it from the face of the earth, who can’t wait to take to the skies again once LaWanda and her porno-scanners roast in Hell.

Not that I want to look a gift-horse in the mouth (yet another reason the TSA will never employ me since its perverts eagerly peer everywhere), but might I ask what took so long? Those Americans willing to toleratea stranger’s rubbing the back but not the front of his hands over your body, enlighten me: why does a warrantless search violate your liberty, dignity, and modesty now, but a year ago, as you stood coatless, shoeless, and spread-eagled, it was merely an inconvenience – or, far worse, the price we paid for "security" and a "free" society?

Screen capture of TSA monitor screen saver

The TSA has eviscerated liberty, dignity, modesty and everything decent since Day One. And before 9/11, it was the FAA conducting the massacre: recall that its high-flying dictators mandated checkpoints for rifling our luggage and forcing us through magnetometers without warrants. Remember ticket agents interrogating us about whether we’d packed our own bags ("You know, ma’am, hmmm, I think I had the upstairs maid handle it this time"), again per the FAA’s imbecilic dictates? And no, none of this approaches the TSA’s utterly incredible sexual assaults, but anyone who understands government could have discerned the embryonic bureaucracy and its abuses lurking in the FAA’s stranglehold. A people that allows the State to impede their travels with silly questions and unconstitutional searches has no logical argument against such lunacy’s going naked.

So while it’s refreshing, inspiring, and monumentally gratifying to see the country finally awaken to the atrocities synonymous with governmental control of transportation, where were these folks in November 2001, when the grotesque liar and torturer George Bush signed the legislation empowering TSA? The seeds of every outrage the agency has committed lay in that wicked law. Where were they when the TSA preyed on Nick Monahan and his family in 2002? When its deviants groped well-endowed women in stairwells at Reagan National and assaulted Phyllis Dintenfass in Wisconsin in 2004? When entertainer Patti LuPone complained that "a screener was all over me with her hands" after the TSA forced her to disrobe? When two air marshals slaughtered Rigoberto Alpizar in December 2005? When screenersfelt up nuns, stole snacks from little old ladies, humiliated crippled children and amputees?

What a lesson on Pastor Martin Niemöller’s famous warning, "They came first for the Communists,
and I didn't speak up…" Passengers docilely standing in line, keeping their heads down, complying with the TSA’s humiliating orders, desperately hoping to make their flights without a bully’s picking on them. 

And the price of all this? Turning a blind eye as the TSA’s whores – what else do we call sluts who put their hands between people’s legs for pay? – savaged yet another victim, screamed at yet another confused, infrequent flyer, yanked yet another older man’s pants down, compelled yet another mother to drink her own milk. Tolerate these offense against your fellow serfs, and before long Our Rulers have their hands down your britches, too. That’s the nature of government.

Meanwhile, some slaves are still debating whether the TSA’s sexual assaults are truly sexual assaults. They earnestly ask whether we can call them that if the courts disagree. Or say a whore’s fondling of your toddler doesn’t conform in all details to the legal definition of "sexual molestation": should we still use that term? God save us from such wretched cowardice and serfdom, that we actually dismiss government’s attacks on us and our families if twits in black robes tell us to.

Don’t expect the criminals in Congress, the leeches whose lavish lives we fund, the gutless wonders more concerned with their campaign contributions and cronyism than with the babies in utero the porno-scanners will deform, to defend us from the monster they’ve unleashed. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) was out there pooh-poohing the fine work of James Babb and George Donnelly at We Won’t Fly: "[Chaffetz] says he still has many concerns about the full-body scans but says Americans should object through Congress, not to TSA agents. And especially not on such a busy travel holiday," as our two heroes are urging us to do next Wednesday, November 24, on National Opt-Out Day. "‘I just think there’s a better, smarter way to do it than protesting and missing your flight home to grandmother’s place for Thanksgiving,’ Chaffetz said Tueday [sic]." Yeah, and there were probably better, smarter ways to overthrow tyranny than crossing the Delaware in the middle of a blizzard at night. But, hey, Jas, a patriot’s gotta do what a patriot’s gotta do.

As if this political insider would ever in a billion years want to, he added, "[National Opt-Out Day]’s not the way to change the system." Wanna bet, you bozo?

Not to be outdone is Rep. John "Never Held A Job In Aviation in My Life, But Heck if Such Colossal Ignorance Will Keep Me From Dictating to the Industry" Mica (R-FL). He’ll "soon be chairman of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure" and is also "one of the authors of the original TSA bill." Mica’s forever scolding the TSA while simultaneously voting it more money and power. His solution to whores’ molesting children? Nope, not jail-time, you optimist, you. Instead, he’s "recently written to the heads of more than 150 airports nationwide suggesting they opt out of TSA screening" and hire "private" screeners – who will still "work [sic] under federal supervision." Oh, yeah,biiiiiig difference. Yo, John: let’s try outsourcing Congresscriminals next.

But for sheer, "I’m-so-scared-I-just-wet-my-pants" contemptibility, it’s hard to beat Sen. Joe Liebermann (Israel – sorry, Independent, CT). "I think perhaps the reaction to the pat-down procedures got ahead of TSA's or the department's description of what you were doing and why you were doing it," he quavered to John Pistole, Prostitute-in-Chief at the TSA. Aw, come on, Joe: we taxpayers aren’t nearly as stupid and craven as Pistole the Pervert and you.

Joe also deems groping and ogling "necessary for the security – homeland security of the American people." Don’t you love it when a guy married to "the child of a Holocaust survivor" parrots Hitler’s terminology?

Mention of Nazis always reminds me of Janet "Big Sis" Napolitano for some reason. Catch her insouciance as she and her gang of whores destroy other people’s companies (Ok, they’re only lousy airline corporations in bed with the Feds, but still…): "‘if people want to travel by some other means,’ they have that right."

For now, at any rate: a government that can require us to buy medical insurance could require us to buy airline tickets, too. Look for Our Rulers to pass Obamatravel once they destroy aviation as thoroughly as they did medicine.

So take Big Sis’s advice while you can. Boycott aviation until the TSA is abolished. Don’t fly.

November 19, 2010

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