Video Report: Illegal Alien Breaches Security at Arizona Nuke Plant

"An illegal alien previously deported in 2000, used a fake ID to gain entrance to the Palo Verde nuclear plant - the largest in the nation - for nearly 5 hours before plant security, who grew suspicious of the ID, contacted Sheriff Joe Arpaio's office who determined it was a phony and arrested him. As we reported months ago, Hizbollah has operations in Mexico where Muslim terrorists are learning Spanish and assuming Hispanic names. But I guess since Big Sis and Obama insist the border is secure, we can't expect DHS to take an interest in securing NUCLEAR plants any time soon. I mean what could an Iranian terrorist re-named "Carlos Baez" do with a toolkit of C4 and access to a nuclear plant anyway?"

Meanwhile, 95-year old cancer-stricken grandmothers are getting an anal exam at airports to keep us safe. Um - yeah. Well, at least there are one fewer as of last week: Mexican National Shouts 'Viva Mexico!' as He's Executed in Texas

As the lethal injection began taking effect, the Mexican National convicted of the brutal rape and killing of a teenage girl in 1995 shouted, "Viva Mexico!" just before he died at a Texas prison.

Efforts by Humberto Leal's attorneys to halt the execution fell short, with the U.S. Supreme Court turning back a stay request and Texas Gov. Rick Perry refusing to grant a pardon. He was pronounced dead at 6:21 p.m. local time.

Obama tried to get him off. Natch. Good riddance:

UPDATE: Daughter Speaks Out After TSA Forces Her 95-Year-Old Mother to Remove Adult Diaper 

No Karma Allowed: Woman Arrested For Groping TSA Agent

I'd say turnaround is fair play: Woman Gropes TSA Agent's Breast at Security Checkpoint

...a Colorado woman is accused of putting her hands on a TSA agent at Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix.

Court records show 61-year-old Yukari Mihamae grabbed the left breast of the female agent Thursday at the Terminal 4 checkpoint.

Police say she squeezed and twisted the agent's breast with both hands.

Officers say Mihamae admitted to the crime.

She now faces a felony count of sexual abuse. No charges when the TSA does the exact same thing in violation of the 4th amendment to the US Constitution. A video report:

HT: memeorandum. More from Don Surber and Scared Monkeys

Video Report: 6 Year Old Boy Going To Disneyland Gets Molested By TSA... Twice

Just for good measure, this young boy gets molested a second time, just for the heck of it:

Thiscomes on the heels of the latest absurdity: Doubling down on stupid: TSA stands by officers after anal probe of cancer-stricken 95-year old woman. So 95 year old at the end of their lives and 6-year olds get the anal exam while the most likely terrorists get on flights without a hitch: Video of Janet Napolitano: Concentrating Terrorist Screening on Muslim Men Under 35 is Not Good Logic

Good News: Man Gets on New York to L.A. Flight with Expired Boarding Pass

Can someone tell me how many terrorists the TSA has caught so far after all the anal exams they've been giving 95-year old grandmothers with cancer? Meanwhile those that they should be poking and prodding get on airplanes without even a valid boarding pass:

Fox News has confirmed that a man was able to fly from New York to L.A. without a passport or government-issued ID, and an expired boarding pass.

Last Friday, Olajide Oluwaseun Noibi boarded a Virgin America flight at JFK airport bound for Los Angeles, where he claims he was heading to recruit employees for his software business. The Nigerian man said he was able to get through security with a University of Michigan ID and a police report alleging his passport was stolen.

The video report:

This kind of thing was predicted decades ago... in Airplane 2:

Doubling down on stupid: TSA stands by officers after anal probe of cancer-stricken 95-year old woman

And here I was of the opinion that ObamaCare was going to torture seniors by rationing care. TSA is getting a jump on that torture thing first it seems. Ergo an update on this recent post: Great News: TSA forces woman, 95, to remove adult diaper for pat down. It was bad enough that they found it necessary to strip the urine-soaked diaper off a 95-year old woman in a wheelchair. But doubling down on that act is possibly even worse. Via memeorandum: TSA stands by officers after pat-down of elderly woman in Florida

The Transportation Security Administration stood by its security officers Sunday after a Florida woman complained that her cancer-stricken, 95-year-old mother was patted down and forced to remove her adult diaper while going through security.

...The TSA released a statement Sunday defending its agents' actions at the Northwest Florida Regional Airport.

"While every person and item must be screened before entering the secure boarding area, TSA works with passengers to resolve security alarms in a respectful and sensitive manner," the federal agency said. "We have reviewed the circumstances involving this screening and determined that our officers acted professionally and according to proper procedure."

A video report by CNN:

More from Sister Toldjah,Hot Air, Pajamas Media and The Daily Caller. Plus these local vids since the woman was flying to Michigan: Woman, 95: TSA 'really pats you down' 

95 year old pat down by TSA 

Great News: TSA forces woman, 95, to remove adult diaper for pat down

Grandmothers are being anally probed while the most likely terrorists are walking right through security checkpoints (Video of Janet Napolitano: Concentrating Terrorist Screening on Muslim Men Under 35 is Not Good Logic). This kind of thing was predicted decades ago... in Airplane 2:

Here's some proof of that from The Detroit News:

A Florida woman is reeling after her 95-year-old mother was embarrassed by having to take off her adult diaper at the Northwest Regional Airport while heading to Michigan.

Jean Weber has alerted the Department of Homeland Security after her mother was ordered to take off the diaper in order to complete a pat-down search last weekend.

Her mother, who is in the end stage of a battle with leukemia, was heading to Hastings, Mich., southeast of Grand Rapids, to visit her last living brother and other family members before possibly dying, Weber said.

"At that time, all I could think about is why they are doing this to a 95-year-old woman who is in a wheelchair? She's in ill health and she just wanted to go home," Weber told The News from her home in Destin, Fla., Sunday afternoon.

Weber's mother reportedly was detained for nearly 45 minutes while she was searched. She was first pulled aside into a glass-partitioned area before being taken to another room for a more expensive search.

That's when security officials said they needed her mother to take off her Depends diaper because it was blocking their search.

"She had wet her Depends and it gelled up," Weber said.

And when she began crying during the search, the TSA took that as a sign that this 95-year old woman was indeed the next bin Laden. Good freaking grief already. She should have known crying makes things worse: Video: Woman Cries And Begs For Help After Being Molested By TSA Agent. At least one man is doing something about it though, my very own state Rep Tom McMillin: Lawmaker wants to criminalize ‘intrusive’ searches by airport screeners

An Oakland County lawmaker is taking aim at the Transportation Security Administration and how its agents perform airport passenger security checks.

State Rep. Tom McMillin, R-Rochester Hills, wants to make it a misdemeanor for any TSA employee to “conduct an intrusive, personal search on citizens without reasonable cause.”

The legislation introduced Thursday by McMillin was referred to the state House Judiciary Committee.

McMillin referenced a recent incident at Detroit Metropolitan Airport “where a 29-year-old special needs passenger was subject to an allegedly intrusive search.”

“The federal government is not God,” McMillin said Friday. “It doesn’t get to decide what it can do to our citizens. This is one law that needs to be in place.”

And here I naively thought we already had such a law in place - the 4th amendment of the US Constitution against unreasonable search and seizure.