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Permalink Reply by Lawrence Edward Calcutt on November 26, 2012 at 10:59am

Ok, James, I found the list. Had to follow 4 links before It showed up.

Here it is. for you all with no time to waste on linking around...

International all ranked among the top 20 in terms of firings, but are not among the country’s 20 busiest airports at all.

The top 20 airports in terms of firings for TSA employee theft were:    Starting with Miami

and this is not me, Larry at work. but a good likeness when I had a small beard...

Miami International Airport with 29,

JFK International Airport with 27,

Los Angeles International Airport with 24,

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with 17,

Las Vegas-McCarren International Airport with 15,

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport with 14,

New York-Laguardia Airport with 14,

Newark Liberty Airport with 12,

Philadelphia International Airport with 12,

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport with 12,

Orlando International Airport with 11,

Houston-George Bush Intercontinental Airport with 10,

Salt Lake City International Airport with 10,

Washington Dulles International Airport with nine,

Detroit Metro Airport with seven,

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport with seven,

Boston-Logan International Airport with six,

Denver International Airport with six,

San Diego International Airport with six, and

Chicago O’Hare International Airport with five.

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Permalink Reply by truth on November 26, 2012 at 11:00am

thanks

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Permalink Reply by apeman2502 on November 26, 2012 at 11:22am

  As long as the largest voting demographic in America exhibits the symptoms of thieving psychopaths, we will continue to be inundated with molesters and bondage freaks. I suggest the rest of us contain this form of encephalitis with whatever means necessary. Combine this with the morons who did 9-11, the HAARP attacks and blew up Fukushima and it becomes apparent there is definitely a dope problem. There is definitely too many dopes in power.

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