Where's the cafe that refuses to serve the TSA?

Where's the cafe that refuses to serve the TSA?

www.elliott.org

Late yesterday, two of the outlets suggested the cafe was not real. They were unable to find a restaurant near the Seattle airport that had refused to serve TSA agents, and the TSA was denying such a business existed. They couldn’t find anyone named KC McLawson in Seattle, and police had no incident reports from a cafe near Seattle that had escorted TSA agents out of the building.

Had McLawson punk’d me?

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Seattle-Area Restaurant Refuses To Serve TSA Agents

Well, I'm not sure what else I can say that I didn't say on the other thread. I begged for ATS'ers to do their research. The story was fishy from the get go what with there being NO RESTAURANT. No one had seen it, heard of it, ate at it...but yet all of you were willing to divide yourselves into two groups; those who supported the TSA and those who hated (and man was there some HATE) the TSA. If this had been about a UFO, proof would have been demanded at the first breath.
I cannot believe I witnessed such hate against other humans yesterday on ATS.
Also, total proof that even on ATS, the media is taken at it's word, even when it is BAD journalism.


www.elliott.org
(visit the link for the full news article)

*ETA* My first thread! Hope I did it right!

Great thread actually.

You pose some very important questions.

But keep in mind, all of us have pre-conceived notions and it is a struggle that we all face to overcome them in light of new evidence or critical questioning.

Many people do not have any tools to even attempt to deal with contradictory information.
Those of us who do have some of these tools, should keep trying to share them with others so that we can all help each other.

So I thank you for standing up and demanding solid answers.
And I would like to know where this dining establishment is as well.
Hey it might exist.
If it exists, we should be able to find it right?

Don't ever stop asking questions. Questions lead us to the truth hidden in the darkness.

reply to post by muzzleflash

Thank you so much muzzleflash. I was beginning to think my posts were invisible except to someone who spent time dissecting one of my replies and still didn't get what I was getting at. It's nice to see that I wasn't just punching random keys and only thinking I was making sense.
As much as I've watched things around here, it's a little nerve-wracking even saying hello and even though it can be a little scary, I do love the passion in ATS.

*ETA* It's almost like stirring the hate back up was something the email writer (Kristin Clawson) was meaning to do.

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also goes on to say:



So where does that leave us? I don’t think the fact that no one can find the cafe means it doesn’t exist. TSA’s denial that its employees have been barred from any Seattle cafes is meaningless, too. They’re not paid to monitor discrimination practices at restaurants. They’re paid to protect air travelers from terrorists. [really?]

it might be disinfo aimed at the tsa. but what a brilliant idea.