Heard some woman on NPR from ProPublica (who reports on “security” issues) talking about airport security and how she (aside from being so fucking paranoid about “privacy issues”) would rather be pat down than go through a scan where a picture of her skeleton would be stored somewhere “forever”, according to her. Having someone’s hands all over me isn’t my idea of fun, though, so that can work 2 ways.

I didn’t hear the first part or most of the interview as I was running errands, but she did say something else about how she had cut down on her use of teh Google and its various usages, such as search engine, gmail, etc because of “privacy issues”.

BTW, did you know that the guy who started PP and heads it up even today, Paul Steiger, was the former managing editor for The Wall St. Journal? No doubt he knows his way very well around the monied class for funding.