Jetsetting Terrorist: True Stories from Tsa Checkpoints - From a Real Convicted Terrorist

by Peter Young

After 9-11, congress directed the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to identify people "who may be a threat to civil aviation or national security."

Those on The List are not allowed to be told why they are on The List, and the requirements for being added to The List are not made public. It is believed there are "tens of thousands" of people on The List.

But only one writing about it.

Author Peter Young served two years in prison for releasing thousands of mink from fur farms. The government deemed this "animal enterprise terrorism." His "weapon of mass destruction" was a small tool purchased at a hardware store for under $30. The crime resulted in a loss of profits to several businesses. No one was injured. And it wasn't even a felony.

Since then, life has been interesting. Especially flying. In 2010, Young was placed on the TSA's "terrorist watch list." Not quite the "no fly list," but close.

If you thought 9-11 was bad, it was. But so is having to show up to airports two hours early.

In over 40 stories, get a rare glimpse of modern air travel through the eyes of a real convicted "terrorist."

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Published January 31, 2017

About the author

Peter^^Young

Animal rights activist. See also Peter Daniel Young https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...