These are documents that he personally worked with, rather than a cache of documents acquired for the purpose of copying and releasing them.

Nope, guess again. They're releasing edited versions, not the originals or even direct copies or direct typed copies.

"In accordance with the deposit agreement, the Churchill Archives Centre is opening Mitrokhinâ(TM)s edited Russian-language versions of his original notes.The original manuscript notes and notebooks will remain closed under the terms of the deposit agreement, subject to review."

Also, you have to be a researcher, provide multiple forms of ID, etc.

Oh, and two sections are closed, for undisclosed reasons.

Sorry, but pigs will fly before (Striped)Cow.

The tubes are corporations?

Where have you ever been re-screened after boarding the first flight. I haven't, and have made about 50 international flights over the last 20 years.

You'd take it incorrectly. I've traveled internationally several times a year dating back to 1980, and only once have I ever been re-screened...in London, only to re-board the same plane.

Okay, even though this example is a bit of a stretch, I'll concede that it could happen. I've made several 15+ hr trips overseas, but I've only ever been rescreened once going through London, only to reboard the same plane, and that was back in the 80s. If TSA starts confiscating devices of people in these rare circumstances, I think they'll get lambasted in the media.

Yeah, and what about all of us in line behind him? Do we need to get to the airport another hour in advance for this crap too?

So, it's okay to yell FIRE in a crowded movie theater because you have freedom of speech?

Not everything is black and white, and I don't want this TSA BS anymore than you do. But, I'm going to disagree (as does SCOTUS) with your strict interpretation of the Constitution.

They did? Do you have any evidence, aside from pure speculation?

Hell, back in the 80s when I carried a Mac 512ke in a carry-on, they used to make me power it up at security. Not sure what good it did, as there was enough room inside that case for plenty of ordinance.

Show me a bigger melting pot, and maybe we can talk about institutionalized prejudice. Sure, we have our problems, and yes prejudice is one of them, but I doubt any other country can claim to have admitted (and made citizens of) more people from virtually every country in the world.

Huh?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...

Not that I'm defending them, but why would the length of the flight matter. You go through security before you board.

They would allow it a couple years back...not sure if it's still the case. I had forgotten that I had my Leatherman in my bag when going through security. They offered to let me exit, but as it would have made me miss the flight, it wasn't worth the ~$60 I'd paid to do so.

God made humans rational beings.