Tonight we cover the ongoing debacle over airport screenings with some important information about plans to roll out the naked scanners in Australia. A report from crikey.com.au states that "...instead of ordering persons who refused body scanning to submit to a hands on experience, the Australian way will be to deny boarding to the passenger, who will be told to leave the terminal".

We also report on the tense stand-off between North and South Korea as US warships head to the Yellow Sea in support of South Korea. Although the media largely reported the artillery strike as an unprovoked attack, it turned out that the South Korean army was conducting "drills" right near the border just before the attack.

Man Proves TSA Policies Are Unconstitutional


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkRPS0pSScQ - watch the rest here

In the second half we are joined by filmmaker Chris Emery to discuss various issues of the day, with emphasis on the ongoing human rights violations being conducted in the name of the "war on terror" in democratic nations.

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