One who knows
2012-07-30 19:54:18 UTC
Posted by Walter Olson
From a Minneapolis Star-Tribune account last week:
…a Predator drone led to the arrests of farmer Rodney Brossart and
five members of his family last year after a dispute over a neighbor’s
six lost cows on his property escalated into a 16-hour standoff with police.
It is one of the first reported cases in the nation where an
unmanned drone was used to assist in the arrest of a U.S. citizen on his
own property…
Many more cases are likely to follow, in areas that include drug
enforcement, child welfare and environmental regulation. Warns the ACLU
in a report issued in December:
All the pieces appear to be lining up for the eventual introduction
of routine aerial surveillance in American life — a development that
would profoundly change the character of public life in the United States.
Lots of money is being made from drone (UAV) operations already, and
those who are dubious about the privacy and Constitutional aspect of the
trend can expect to run into comebacks like the following:
“If you’re concerned about it, maybe there’s a reason we should be
flying over you, right?” said Douglas McDonald, the company’s director
of special operations and president of a local chapter of the unmanned
vehicle trade group.
More at link:
http://newworldtalktoo.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-rise-of-skynet-part-eleven.html
From a Minneapolis Star-Tribune account last week:
…a Predator drone led to the arrests of farmer Rodney Brossart and
five members of his family last year after a dispute over a neighbor’s
six lost cows on his property escalated into a 16-hour standoff with police.
It is one of the first reported cases in the nation where an
unmanned drone was used to assist in the arrest of a U.S. citizen on his
own property…
Many more cases are likely to follow, in areas that include drug
enforcement, child welfare and environmental regulation. Warns the ACLU
in a report issued in December:
All the pieces appear to be lining up for the eventual introduction
of routine aerial surveillance in American life — a development that
would profoundly change the character of public life in the United States.
Lots of money is being made from drone (UAV) operations already, and
those who are dubious about the privacy and Constitutional aspect of the
trend can expect to run into comebacks like the following:
“If you’re concerned about it, maybe there’s a reason we should be
flying over you, right?” said Douglas McDonald, the company’s director
of special operations and president of a local chapter of the unmanned
vehicle trade group.
More at link:
http://newworldtalktoo.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-rise-of-skynet-part-eleven.html
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Grundig YB400PE - A GREAT radio!
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