Secret body scanners with 50 times more radiation than airport x-ray scanners to be rolled out
A growing number of Americans are already outraged over the government’s use of high-powered, ultra-revealing and potentially dangerous backscatter x-ray machines at a growing number of the nation’s airports, and as bad as that problem is, it’s about to get a whole lot worse unless Congress intervenes to stop the madness.
In the late 1990s, travel experts doubted the government would ever employ such machines in a security checkpoint role at airports or other locations. The terrorist attacks on 9/11 dramatically reversed that mentality to the point that now, no doubt afraid of being accused of doing “too little” to enhance security, lawmakers and select government agencies have done a complete reversal, permitting the use of high-powered x-ray machines to “scan” airline travelers (and perhaps, we near bus, train and other modes of travel in the future).
The all-knowing Transportation Security Administration insists the machines it is currently using – some 250 of them – are safe, but the agency relies primarily on its own in-house and government experts to support their claims.
Harold
ACGR's "News with Attitude" 
U.S. Government Is A Threat To Americans’ National Secuity
How much radiation is secretly transmitted into the bodies of Americans by U.S. Government and Police that covertly x-ray private homes, Americans walking on the street; driving vehicles—repeated x-rays of “Persons of Interests”— that can harm a target’s body? Had the Nazi Gestapo had X-ray scanners, the Nazis would have repeatedly overdosed targeted Citizens at checkpoints causing targets to become ill or die. Corrupt U.S. Government personnel, independent contractors and police too easily can without public oversight harm or kill Americans that government deems undesirable—overdosing them with radiation scans. Consider Government’s ongoing assassinations—Obama’s reported Kill List. Political activists and others imprisoned under NDAA cannot defend or protect themselves from being X-ray scanned—everyday.