Security Check Now Starts Long Before You Fly
The Transportation Security Administration is expanding its screening of passengers before they arrive at the airport by searching a wide array of government and private databases that can include records like car registrations and employment information.
While the agency says that the goal is to streamline the security procedures for millions of passengers who pose no risk, the new measures give the government greater authority to use travelers’ data for domestic airport screenings. Previously that level of scrutiny applied only to individuals entering the United States.
The prescreening, some of which is already taking place, is described in documents the T.S.A. released to comply with government regulations about the collection and use of individuals’ data, but the details of the program have not been publicly announced.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/22/business/security-check-now-starts-long-before-you-fly.html?_r=0&hp=&adxnnl=1&adxnnlx=1382451012-L2qrUfwJM1dG42Mdl6HD5w
Oh great these assholes
will now know what's in my asshole and what I ate for dinner, who I like, where I live, when I shit.
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And not an option for me and my GF (she's in New Zealand.) Nor would me going by boat be an option for my employer.
Thankfully, we just don't fly very often for this to be much of an issue. Besides, don't they just have to contact the NSA for details anyway? 
