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    Getting Rich from the TSA Naked Body Scanners

    http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php ... y-scanners

    Written by Raven Clabough
    Thursday, 18 November 2010 14:46

    With all the commotion over the invasiveness of the naked body scanners used by the United States Transportation Security Administration (TSA), one question that has been ignored is who is profiting from TSA’s use of the body scanners? Mark Hemingway and Tim Carney at The Examiner discovered the shameful answer: George Soros, Michael Chertoff, and a number of lobbyists.

    Both Soros and Chertoff are profiting from the naked body scanners by way of the company Rapiscan, whose contract is worth $173 million. Lobbyists for this company include Susan Carr, a former senior legislative aide to Rep. David Price (D-N.C.) who is coincidentally chairman of the Homeland Security Subcommittee.

    Former Homeland Security secretary Michael Chertoff was “flacking for Rapiscan,â€

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    A fascist bill - was your Senator bribed?

    http://www.libertynewsonline.com/article_301_29693.php

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    WHICH SENATORS GOT PAID OFF TO SUPPORT S.510 - THE 'FOOD SAFETY MODERNIZATION ACT'?
    11-18-2010 11:16 pm - John W. Wallace
    The following is a list of U.S Senators and the Bribes (I mean campaign contributions) that these Senators received from Special Interest Groups to either support or oppose S.510 - The FDA Food Safety and Modernization Act. I have listed the names of the Senators, the Party and State, and the amount of Special Interest Bribes (I mean campaign contributions) that they received:

    Name of Senator - Party & State - Bribe For S.510 or Bribe Against S.510


    Daniel Akaka - D HI - Bribe For: $27,690 - Against: $700

    Lamar Alexander - R TN - Bribe For: $190,421 - Against: $4,850

    John Barrasso - R WY - Bribe For: $31,350 - Against: $27,500

    Max Baucus - D MT - Bribe for: $123,803 - Against: $55,980

    Evan Bayh - D IN - Bribe For: $45,200 - Against: 8,250

    Mark Begich - D AK - Bribe For: $23,050 - Against: $2,000

    Michael Bennet - D CO - Bribe For: $38,509 - Against: $22,050

    Robert Bennett - R UT - Bribe For: $105,530 - Against: $10,000

    Jeff Bingaman - D NM - Bribe For: $31,498 - Against: $8,450

    Christopher Bond - R MO - Bribe For: $49,550 - Against: $5,200

    Barbara Boxer - D CA - Bribe For: $120,000 - Against: $13,650

    Sherrod Brown - D OH - Bribe For: $57,800 - Against: $6,600

    Samuel Brownback - R KS - Bribe For: $20,950 - Against: $13,500

    Jim Bunning - R KY - Brobe For: $20,700 - Against: $2,000

    Richard Burr - R NC - Bribe For: $328,086 - Against: $32,292

    Roland Burris - D IL - Bribe For: $0 - Against: $0

    Maria Cantwell - D WA - Bribe For: $93,541 - Against: $2,750

    Benjamin Cardin - D MD - Bribe For: $72,200 - Against: $0

    Thomas Carper - D DE - Bribe For: $83,150 - Against: $0

    Robert Casey - D PA - Bribe For: $80,576 - Against: $4,600

    Saxby Chambliss - R GA - Bribe For: $557,694 - Against: $108,041

    Thomas Coburn R OK - Bribe For: $64,400 - Against: $14,200

    Thad Cochran - R MS - Bribe For: $50,144 - Against: $22,000

    Susan Collins - R ME - Bribe For: $157,438 - Against: $7,800

    Kent Conrad - D ND - Bribe For: $41,650 - Against: $29,612

    Bob Corker - R TN - Bribe For: $298,639 - Against: $8,850

    John Cornyn - R TX - Bribe For: $286,648 - Against: $254,730

    Michael Crapo - R ID - Bribe For: $64,199 - Against: $14,350

    Jim DeMint - R SC - Bribe For: $149,935 - Against: $5,000

    Christopher Dodd - D CT - Bribe For: $36,400 - Against: $4,500

    Byron Dorgan - D ND - Bribe For: $28,200 - Against: $6,000

    Richard Durbin - D IL - Bribe For: $151,050 - Against: $19,000

    John Ensign - R NV - Bribe For: $76,297 - Against: $10,500

    Michael Enzi - R WY - Bribe For: $87,394 - Against: $21,450

    Russell Feingold - D WI - Bribe For: $53,854 - Against: $2,200

    Dianne Feinstein - D CA - Bribe For: $168,189 - Against: 25,314

    Kirsten Gillibrand - D NY - Bribe For: $98,210 - Against: $10,650

    Lindsey Graham - R SC - Bribe For: $101,272 - Against: $5,700

    Charles Grassley - R IA - Bribe For: $112,150 - Against: $25,500

    Judd Gregg - R NH - Bribe For: $26,000 - Against: $0

    Kay Hagan - D NC - Bribe For: $36,250 - Against: $3,500

    Thomas Harkin - D IA - Bribe For: $138,135 - Against: $40,600

    Orrin Hatch - R UT - Bribe For: $102,215 - Against: $11,600

    Kay Hutchison - R TX - Bribe For: $127,811 - Against: $103,386

    James Inhofe - R OK - Bribe For: $66,744 - Against: $36,430

    Daniel Inouye - D HI - Bribe For: $26,350 - Against: $11,200

    John Isakson - R GA - Bribe For: $280,995 - Against: $10,100

    Mike Johanns - R NE - Bribe For: $159,259 - Against: $59,785

    Tim Johnson - D SD - Bribe For: $26,850 - Against: $15,000

    Edward Kaufman - D DE - Bribe For: $0 - Against: $0

    John Kerry - D MA - Bribe For: $14,406 - Against: $250

    Amy Klobuchar - D MN - Bribe For: $149,778 - Against: $16,250

    Herbert Kohl - D WI - Bribe For: $300 - Against: $0

    Jon Kyl - R AZ - Bribe For: $363,660 - Against: $58,906

    Mary Landrieu - D LA - Bribe For: $73,622 - Against: $2,250

    Frank Lautenberg - D NJ - Bribe For: $37,883 - Agqinst: $3,550

    Patrick Leahy - D VT - Bribe For: $13,800 - Against: $2,750

    Carl Levin - D MI - Bribe For: $49,900 - Against: $2,000

    Joseph Lieberman - I CT - Bribe For: $121,075 - Against: $0

    Blanche Lincoln - D AR - Bribe For: $347,526 - Against: $125,297

    Richard Lugar - R IN - Bribe For: $153,579 - Against: $21,000

    John McCain - R AZ - Bribe For: $118,070 - Against: $21,525

    Claire McCaskill - D MO - Bribe For: $48,950 - Against: $7,650

    Mitch McConnell - R KY - Bribe For: $439,593 - Against: $42,244

    Robert Menéndez - D NJ - Bribe For: $183,850 - Against: $250

    Jeff Merkley - D OR - Bribe For: $27,350 - Against; $3,300

    Barbara Mikulski - D MD - Bribe For: $52,165 - Against: $1,000

    Lisa Murkowski - R AK - Bribe For: $164,713 - Against: $5,800

    Patty Murray - D WA - Bribe For: $136,500 - Against: $3,150

    Ben Nelson - D NE - Bribe For: $254,906 - Against: $44,950

    Bill Nelson - D FL - Bribe For: $205,471 - Against: $35,748

    Mark Pryor - D AR - Bribe For: $115,550 - Against: $16,565

    John Reed - D RI - Bribe For: $29,350 - Against: $0

    Harry Reid - D NV - Bribe For: $133,985 - Against: $10,000

    James Risch - R ID - Bribe For: $56,750 - Against; $36,050

    Pat Roberts - R KS - Bribe For: $167,294 - Against: $65,186

    John Rockefeller - D WV - Bribe For: $21,250 - Against: $1,000

    Bernard Sanders - I VT - Bribe For: $7,800 - Against: $4,200

    Charles Schumer - D NY - Bribe For: $175,185 - Against: $14,200

    Jefferson Sessions - R AL - Bribe For: $65,303 - Against: $16,800

    Jeanne Shaheen - D NH - Bribe For: $17,090 - Against: $7,300

    Richard Shelby - R AL - Bribe For: $73,616 - Against: $10,000

    Olympia Snowe - R ME - Bribe For: $78,136 - Against: $2,000

    Arlen Specter - D PA - Bribe For: $209,124 - Against: $9,400

    Debbie Ann Stabenow - D MI - Bribe For: $84,941 - Against: $14,482

    Jon Tester - D MT - Bribe For: $21,250 - Against: $61,550

    John Thune - R SD - Bribe For: $218,900 - Against: $55,625

    Mark Udall - D CO - Bribe For: $34,435 - Against: $45,050

    Tom Udall - D NM - Bribe For: $27,102 - Against: $51,900

    David Vitter - R LA - Bribe For: $188,225 - Against: $8,500

    George Voinovich - R OH - Bribe For: $103,850 - Against: $185

    Mark Warner - D VA - Bribe For: $116,450 - Against: $8,600

    Jim Webb - D VA - Bribe For: $25,300 - Against: $7,700

    Sheldon Whitehouse- D RI - Bribe For: $27,025 - Against: $1,500

    Roger Wicker - R MS - Bribe For: $147,650 - Against: $16,250

    Ron Wyden - D OR - Bribe For: $58,700 - Against: $4,900

    Here's a list of the Special Interest Groups that support S.510 and how much they bribed (I mean donated) to Senators:

    Restaurants & drinking establishments $3,217,767
    Food and kindred products manufacturing $1,753,503
    Milk & dairy producers $1,717,687
    Food stores $1,473,532
    Beverages (non-alcoholic) $744,551
    Vegetables, fruits and tree nut $709,238
    American Veterinarian Medical Association $551,750
    Beverage bottling & distribution $289,725
    Food wholesalers $284,900
    Food & Beverage Products and Services $281,137
    Fishing $277,984
    Chambers of commerce $219,234
    Manufacturing $207,740
    Food catering & food services $171,835
    Confectionery processors & manufacturers $96,438
    Consumer groups $6,100
    Farm bureaus $0

    Here's a list of Here's a list of the Special Interest Groups that sopposed S.510 and how much they bribed (I mean donated) to Senators:


    Milk & dairy producers $1,717,687
    Livestock $1,561,207
    Farm organizations & cooperatives $412,976
    Consumer groups $6,100
    Farmers, crop unspecified $0

    I wonder how the Senators will Vote when the bill reaches the floor of the Senate?


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    11-20-2010 11:42 pm - Comment by Randall
    I hope the bill fails. I see we have the best government money can buy. It came to no surprise that the two communists from arkansas voted for the bill.

    11-21-2010 6:08 pm - Comment by johnw
    Andrew Coonce
    Mesa Arizona

    Wow good work on tracking down all the bribes. You got one thing wrong tho. Not all 'Veterinarians' support it. I'm a veterinarian and I know I sure as hell do not. You meant to say that the American Veterinary Medical Association supports it. Which they do. I sent the AVMA an email the other day telling them how sorely disappointed I am that they should support this latest fetid peice of fascist legislation. Of course, no response. The American Veterinary Medical Association does not represent it's members at all. They are a snobbish,unionish, fascist orgaization that cajoles it's 'members' into continuing their memberships because that's the cheapest way of obtaining malpractice insurance. (Their malpractice insurance requires membership). The only other benefit to membership is their (essentially worthless) journal, which every veterinarian that I know just tosses in the trash upon recieving. So please don't say that veterinarians support S 510. This one emphati
    cally does not. (Hey, I have a garden- and so do lots of my clients!!)

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