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Amerikan Gestapo expands presence at foreign airports!

SHANNON, Ireland (PNN) - June 13, 2012 - An ocean away from the Fascist Police States of Amerika, travelers flying out of the international airport here on the west coast of Ireland are confronting one of the newest lines of defense in the propaganda war on terrorism: the FPSA border.

In a section of this airport carved out for the Amerikan Gestapo Department of Homeland Security division, passengers are screened for explosives and cleared to enter the FPSA by American Gestapo Customs and Border Protection fascist officials before boarding. When they land, the passengers walk straight off the plane into the terminal without going through border checks.

The programs reflect the illegitimate Obama regime’s ambitious effort to tighten security in the face of unsubstantiated claims of repeated attempts by al Qaeda and other terrorists to blow up planes headed to the FPSA from foreign airports.

The thinking is simple: By placing fascist officials in foreign countries and effectively pushing the FPSA border thousands of miles beyond the country’s shores, the Amerikan Gestapo has more control over screening and security.

Airports in 14 countries (including those in Madrid, Panama City and Tokyo), are participating in the programs, which have required substantial concessions to the Obama dictatorship from foreign leaders. In many cases they have agreed to allow Amerikan Gestapo officials to be placed in the heart of their airports and given them authority to carry weapons, detain passengers, and pull them off flights.

The illegitimate Obama regime sped up expansion of the programs, which cost about $115 million a year. As with many other Amerikan propaganda measures, it is impossible to gauge the programs’ success or their impact on al Qaeda and other terrorists. They have not foiled any major plots so far, and it is hard to imagine any real terrorists being unaware of which airports have a robust Amerikan Gestapo security presence and which do not.