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They don't look for people who have the "jitters". Being stressed out is common(especially this time of year), so if what you said is true then a LOT more people would be chosen by these "behavior cops". I work at the airport, I would've noticed.
This is all getting a little too close to Minority Report. People are being arrested for the potential of committing a crime?
In this case, what Joe said could be true. Maybe there was something coincidental. Maybe they even had a tip that this guy was going to do something. Or maybe, and this sounds more likely to me somehow, they just knew this guy was politically active and responded in the way they are being trained to respond to anyone who is potentially a political dissident.
What is clear is that the police in the U.S. are being geared up for locking everything down for someone sneezing without permission from the Dept. of Homeland "Security".
the US is allied with Israel, so how is this guy a potential political dissident? Do you really think the UN controls local cops? How would that work?
This stiffening of the US police forces is necessary and even vital.
You might not be aware of it yet but a huge conspiracy targeting the US is currently going on.
Dozens of iceland women are planning to enter the US at the same time and give birth on the american territory.
The whole US culture, the whole US identity are under attack.
Beware of the Iceland threat. Soon it will be too late ;-)))
This raising of the American average IQ must be stopped.
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This is chilling. Counting the number of zombie films made in the past couple of years... you know: shoot in the head and do it quick not to be infected kind of thing. Coupled with everything we know about population reduction and the awaited avian flu. Maybe sneezing or coughing will be a sign of infection, trigerring the gun happy greenbaum-police-soldier-mercenary ?
Anyway, that's "classified".
... everything looks like a nail.
bonk, bonk!
... from the Superbad movie, when the police break up a teenage house party, one cop aids the kids in their scattering by strolling calmly around saying, "I assume you all have guns and crack!"
Sometimes when you are mad you are really mad
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I hadn't heard about his until today, but apparently it's old news that the TSA has been piloting a program in which "behavior cops" watch people in airports for signs of "jitters" or whatever. Absurd, of course, as if stressed-out people at the airport are rare, or something. But, it really suggests that one can really bring the heat down for not behaving "normally". See link to Time magazine article.
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