This is a real plan, by people who have been in the government, for how to systematically take over, take away rights and freedoms, and dismantle the government in service of private industry.
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… the regulator and the regulated organization responsible for screening operations. As part of an effort to shrink federal bureaucracies and bring … - page 158
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… European private models of providing aviation - 2238 European private models of providing aviation screening manpower to lower TSA costs … be treated asa national security provider, and its workforce should be deunionized immediately. Chapter Department … - page 159
… TSA could privatize the screening function - 2239 TSA could privatize the screening function by expanding the current Screening Partnership … meet TSA regulations and would oversee and test airports for compliance. Alternatively, it could adopt a … - page 159
… The federal government could expect to - 2240 The federal government could expect to save 15 percent-20 percent from the existing aviation screening budget, but savings … - page 159
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