Comments on: Feds Hide Behind FOIA Procedures

By: Smell me

Smell me — Tue, 10 Jan 2017 14:26:16 +0000

Passing drug tests, no problem, google “Urinator”. Successful use since 2003.

By: coverme

coverme — Fri, 30 Dec 2016 01:40:38 +0000

Is it possible that those in the tower were flying higher than the passengers in the plane?

By: Gil Favor

Gil Favor — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 01:32:29 +0000

Fair enough. K9’s infallibility have been proven and an alert can occur just by the dog’s wish to please the handler. Unfortunately, I don’t think that has reached the courts yet. I suspect most judges will more or less just accept the dog and it’s documentation.

From experience, a single use or two will clear the system in a day or two, probably depends on potency. But habitual use can take a month or more and clears the system slowly. And my point is personally, I’m suspicious of a narrative without anything other than “opinion” of what pot smells like. Seems like someone possibly creating a narrative to me. There’s a plausibility issue too. I usually don’t get loaded but I’ll go to work where hundreds of lives are at stake and party there. NOw that being said, it’s also possible some policies were broke, one guy being left alone, or irresponsible use of pain meds or cough syrup is a more plausible scenario. Of course I’m not suggesting that here, It’s just hypothetical as all of this is. Still, I smell some Tuna somewhere.

By: erico49

erico49 — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 20:05:22 +0000

A few interesting things.

1. Gil. I have read on several sites that occasional MJ users will test clear with urine in 1 to 3 days. Hair is a different issue.

2. Gil. I am not too sure about the accuracy of interpreting drug dog responses. They may be accurate, but if the officer decides that the dog is going to “alert” then that’s what he/she is going to see.

3. Perhaps the most surprising part of the post is that a TV station actually tried to do a little reporting! Props to whomever at KBOI sent in the FOIA request.

By: Troutface

Troutface — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 07:56:52 +0000

Problem with drug testing is it takes money to get an accurate test completed, People have so many ways of rigging drug tests. I’ve been told there are people in custody at work release, that get clean breath tests after drinking beer. For urine tests, people put “clean” urine in baggies kept warm on or in their body to poke a hole in when completing test. Some drug testing places require staff to watch clients urinate so they know it comes from their body, but that costs money for more staff. Not sure if still available but they used to buy clean urine at smoke shops in Boise. Nothing new, it’s bad.

By: Gil Favor

Gil Favor — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 05:00:12 +0000

If Trump becomes Whuuuuut? The American pople will be Whuuuuut? What are you smoking? In either event I don’t believe when discussing PC, that just one sense, ie fragrance of MJ is sufficient PC for anything, unless your first name is K, and your last name is 9. The answer should be fairly simple. Habitual use does not clear the system for quite some time. A hair sample will go back weeks if not months. Does anybody really believe that a ATC would choose work at his sole time to party? When they both tested negative, I think I’d be asking a few more questions of where that suspicious smell come from.

By: Thugs

Thugs — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 02:25:51 +0000

Illusion is correct:

Tip to The Guardian. There is a senator who is a crusty old pilot and therefore has a back and forth with FAA. His office might have some ideas. Senator Inhofe.

By: Join 'em

Join 'em — Wed, 28 Dec 2016 00:20:44 +0000

Maybe Mr Ian Gregor and others in the FAA participate in the same “joint recreation”.:-)

By: Illusion of Freedom

Illusion of Freedom — Tue, 27 Dec 2016 20:55:46 +0000

The illusion of Freedom is not free.
It takes hundreds of thousands of corporate media minions and corrupt government employees to maintain the grand illusion.
If Trump went full dictator on America, the American people would likely be far better off. As it is, there are vast networks of people siphoning off the wealth of America, while engaged in the construction of the illusion of freedom and democracy.
Pressing for real answers instead of awaiting made-for-tv “official” announcements draws back the curtain and gives a glimpse of our reality of the gov/corp/media American Oligarchy.
Thanks Mr Gaurdian, we’d be clueless without those few like you who are fighting for the people!