Airport Rage, Animated
Taiwanese satire machine NMA World Edition has cranked out another timely animated play on a story making headlines over here in the U.S., and once again, we end up looking pretty silly. Surprise!Taiwanese satire machine NMA World Edition has cranked out another timely animated play on a story making headlines over here in the U.S., and once again, we end up looking pretty silly. Surprise!
This time, the topic is the controversial airport body scanners making air travel that much more awesome in the States. –KA
NMA World Edition via YouTube:
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