TSA Wants To Know What's in Your Cup
Beverage-screening is the final frontier of anti-terrorism
Not content with fondling your privates and banning liquids from entering the concourse, the Transportation Security Administration is apparently now also screening liquids bought by passengers after they've already gone through regular security screening.
A passenger flying from Columbus, Ohio, to Oakland, California, over the holiday weekend captured the practice on video while he was sitting with other passengers in the airport's embarkment lounge waiting to board their flight.
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