November 22, 2010 journal, Transportation Security Administration bare bones medical X-ray exposure naked all in one physical examinations for all airborne experimentaltees. This cattle drive is only equaled by Hitler's naked extermination death marches of 1940's. This is your new healthcare plan all in one package of official touchdown fondling for the 300,000 new federal inspectors to peruse at their own discretion and perverted pleasure. The new medical procedures are much like the old but much more thoroughly hold body examinations including measuring of projectiles and depressing cavities, searching those artificial prostatic breast and disrupting those gastric bags. Don't worry, its all for safety. Those suing for damages will probably face the frivolous lawsuits protection allegations. Most of my life I have been seeing people decaying back into the animal kingdom if that is where some people came from. I believe in creation except some people act like they are reptiles thus the word Reptilians may be appropriate when people are lower than a snake's belly. This invasion of privacy is degrading the human race as much as Hitler & as much as the great Holocaust of Russia from 1917 onward in their killing of Christians. Who was behind the great Russian massacre, not the Russians, it was the same Zionists. I cannot imagine anyone buying airline tickets anymore under these grotesque conditions. If you reject this radiation treatment and the loving pat down you may be fined $10,000. It has been 150 years since South Carolina seceded from the union of states so it's time. I foresee a mammoth financial crisis for the states to survive and they really do not need to survive anymore than the federal government, the artificial fraudulent Federal Reserve. A NBC report out of Florida tells of massive new service charges created by the banks. We could all do without all the banks as they did in the past during the great depression. We have this predator invasion of privacy screening not because of terrorism but because double Israeli agent Michael Chernoff head of homeland security under Cheney Bush boy worked for the builder of these naked body machines costing the U.S. taxpayers millions. We should listen to Helen Thomas and send those Michael Churnoff's back to Germany. Nancy Pelosi and John Baynard lawmakers were seen skirting security as they can do. The government of Southern Ireland is bankrupt and asking for a 130 billion dollar loan. 10 years ago they took assistance from the new EU money bank of Brussels Belgium. Immediate roadblocks went up and they imported workers to fix roads not needing it just like America. Ireland was a pure simple country but is suddenly head over heels in debt and will never see the light of day again in my opinion from what I see that is happening. North Korea attacked an island of South Korea near the DMZ after sinking one of their ships and America still has 29,000 military troops in South Korea after all of these years. Does it really matter what these Wall Street banking tyrants do how rich they get? Is anyone surprised where Federal Reserve money goes stack to manipulate the market? NEW YORK-"The FBI has raided three hedge funds, part of a widening investigation of suspicions of pervasive insider trading in the $1.7 trillion hedge fund industry. The funds include Diamondback Capital Management LLC and Level Global Investors LP, two Connecticut funds run by former managers of Steven Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors. The third fund is Boston-based Loch Capital Management, a person familiar with the raid said. Loch has had close ties with a witness who pleaded guilty in a separate insider trading probe that centers on hedge fund Galleon Group. The raids come as federal prosecutors prepare to unveil a series of new insider trading cases against hedge fund traders, consultants and Wall Street bankers several lawyers familiar with the investigation said. Prosecutors have called the Galleon case, centered on fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, the largest U.S. hedge fund insider trading case ever. Twenty-three people have faced criminal or civil charges in that case, which was revealed 13 months ago. "The Justice Department promised a more muscular approach to white-collar crime, and is delivering," said Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at the City University of New York's John Jay College of Criminal Justice Charges may come soon. Spokesmen for the Federal Bureau of Investigation in New York and Boston said on Monday that the agency had executed search warrants in connection with an ongoing investigation. They declined to discuss the nature of the probe or the targets. Started in 2005, Diamondback oversees roughly $5 billion of assets and is based in Stamford, Connecticut. Level Global has roughly $4 billion of assets and was created by SAC alumnus David Ganek. Loch once invested more than $2 billion, but this year shed many of its U.S.-listed holdings, regulatory filings show. Andrew Merrill, a Level Global spokesman, said FBI agents "visited our offices this morning as part of what we believe to be a broader investigation of the financial services industry." He said the firm is cooperating & "fully operational." Diamondback also confirmed the FBI's inquiry, and said it is cooperating and "fully operational." Loch did not immediately return requests for comment. Lawyers familiar with the expanded U.S. trading probe said charges could be filed this year, and come in several cases rather than one large case targeting the hedge fund industry. The lawyers asked not to be named because the investigations are ongoing. Some of these lawyers said one part of the probe appears to focus on former SAC traders and managers at hedge funds that traded in similar stocks. SAC declined to comment. Authorities are examining the use of so-called "expert network" firms that command big fees from hedge funds to match them with experts in particular industries. These authorities are also examining whether investment bankers and others tipped off traders to news concerning buyouts of pharmaceutical companies. "The end game is deterrence," O'Donnell said. "The number of prosecutions will always be small, but deterrence can have a multiplier effect that stops untold numbers of other people from doing this kind of conduct." Goldman Sachs Group, Inc shares fell as much as 4.9 percent Monday after the Wall Street Journal over the weekend said the Justice Department is examining whether bank employees leaked information about mergers to clients. Shares closed at $161.05, down 3.4 percent. A Goldman spokesman declined to comment. The newspaper had reported the raids on the hedge funds earlier Monday. Speaking last month to the New York City Bar Association, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan called insider trading a "rampant" problem that prosecutors need more tools to fight. Bharara said the increased speed and volume of trading makes it harder to pinpoint specific illegal trades, and that a "veritable explosion of newsletters, websites, blogs, tweets, and feeds" can make it easier for the accused to argue that they traded based on information obtained legally. In the Galleon case, U.S. District Judge Richard Holwell is expected to rule soon over whether prosecutors may use thousands of wiretapped conversations involving Rajaratnam and his alleged accomplices. Rajaratnam's criminal trial is expected to start in January. Among the 14 people to plead guilty in the Galleon case is Steven Fortuna, a former managing director at Boston hedge fund S2 Capital LLC and a friend of Loch's co-founders, brothers Timothy and Todd McSweeney. Reuters contributed to this report." Enjoy boys because the end is near.