Information Madness

It is very clear now to everybody leaving USA and arriving USA that the full body scanners are here to stay. The TSA is already rolling out full body scanners across the United States Airports to tighten up the security measures. The scans are Ideally not supposed to save images but you never know who uses the authority to do what. You don't want your private parts going public after your next flight. Not only that but these scanners may harm your private parts with radiations.

So here is something to hang on to. A Colorado inventor has custom designed underwear, bras and inserts that can shield TSA agents from viewing fliers' private parts during x-ray screenings.

Any type of device that can penetrate clothing to reveal “dangerous objects” cannot be good for your health. We know X-rays are carcinogenic. These millimeter wave systems have not undergone thorough enough testing to show that they’re not.

Jeff Buske has created a special kind of underwear which strategically places fig-leaf designs that protectes flier's private parts and keep travelers safe from radiation emitted from the full body scanner x-ray machines.

The undergarments come in designs featuring a pair of women's hands modestly clasped together and inserts shaped like shields and stop signs.

The gear is currently for sale online at some ominously cryptic prices.

A pair of fig-leaf themed tighty-whiteys is available for a "special" offer of $19.84, while a women's bra insert costs $9.11 and women's briefs costs $17.76.

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