The thing that strikes me as scariest about this is not the clear-cut sexual harassment and possible rape, though that's pretty unforgiveable on its own, but ra

The thing that strikes me as scariest about this is not the clear-cut sexual harassment and possible rape, though that's pretty unforgiveable on its own, but rather the fact that a random man posed as a security screener at a major international airport long enough to let people through the security checkpoint. We've long known that TSA was useless, but this basically shows that it's actively dangerous to the public well-being, since it can be completely co-opted. <sarcasm> I'm shocked that this level of ineptitude doesn't immediately result in congressional investigations and the summary firing of every part of TSA management at SFO. If the TSA is really necessary for the safety of America, this is a breach of national security on par with the Snowden leaks... </sarcasm>