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safe http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...mmigrants.html normal "hand-wringing"? Is that the new synonym for "real and legitimate worries"? I see "israeli-manufactured" in anything to do with "protecting Britain" and it makes me suspicious.... Who are Frontex? Quote:
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International Office for Migration. International Centre for Migration Policy Development. from Electronic Intifada ( http://electronicintifada.net/blogs/...aeli-warplanes ) Quote:
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Ah, Frontex eh?
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Frontex belongs to Sarkozy (jewish ex-ruler of France) and employs a lot of Poles.
Libya disaster feeds Sarkozy's dreams of EU glory http://synonblog.dailymail.co.uk/201...-eu-glory.html
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Excellent find! There's the missing "why Israeli-made" link I was puzzling over.
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More info: http://dronewarsuk.wordpress.com/ British parliamentarians condemn US drone strikes as its revealed that RAF pilots controlled US drones over Libya
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The more I read about this caper, the more things of interest I find. For example, this blog is obviously written from a leftwing, "poor asylum seekers", "need affirmative employment" and "action to prevent islampohpbia because Islam is European" POV but nonetheless: Quote:
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safe http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...obstacles.html normal Also: Quote:
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Drones should be ‘like any other piece of cops kit
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Introducing Drones to Sun Readers
Harmless little remote controlled toys that G4S and SERCO, ooops I mean The Police might use to help and protect you in the Fight Against Crime.
Shelling Out: New Reports Shows UK Has Spent £2bn on Drones Drone Wars UK is today publishing a report that shows the UK Government has already spent over £2 billion purchasing, developing and researching drones and unmanned systems since 2007. The report, Shelling Out: UK Government Spending on Unmanned drones, finds that the UK has spent £872m on five different drones that are currently in service with British forces, including £506m on the armed MQ-9 Reaper drone. The UK has committed a further £1,031m to developing new drones such as the Watchkeeper UAV and BAE Systems Taranis drone. Finally the UK has funded £120m of research within UK universities and British defence companies looking at unmanned systems. This included £30m funding for the ASTRAEA programme to open up UK civil airspace to autonomous drones. In addition to the £2bn already spent, in 2013 the UK is likely to begin committing funds to the Scavenger programme to develop a new armed medium altitude, long endurance (MALE) drone. The UK MoD estimates the Scavenger programme will cost £2bn over its lifetime. Chris Cole, co-ordinator of Drone Wars UK and author of the new report said “UN experts, legal scholars and civil liberties campaigners are all expressing serious concerns about the rising use of unmanned drones. At a time of tough spending cuts it cannot be right that the UK is continuing to pour billions of pounds into developing new drones without proper parliamentary scrutiny or debate of the serious legal and ethical issues surrounding the use of this technology. http://dronewarsuk.wordpress.com/201...2bn-on-drones/ |
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When they see me cutting the lawn, for the neighbor,, does it go into The Good Deeds Database, TGDD?
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As expected....
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Surprised they didn't invoke the now Gold Card phrase "terrorism prevention". What appropriate circumstances might these be, then? |
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October 2nd, 2012 | #12 |
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(merged these two threads because the bolded line in the last post reminded me of this thread)
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CIA chiefs face arrest over horrific evidence of bloody 'video-game' sorties by drone pilots
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Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2220828/US-drone-attacks-CIA-chiefs-face-arrest-horrific-evidence-bloody-video-game-sorties.html
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Went to the Cafe for a little 'Spot the Drone Pilot'
A few interesting hints displayed by the patrons present including suspect body language, but nothing concrete. Today its to the Mall for a little 'Spot the CIA and Mossad' |
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Minority Report set to become reality
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They have had the same shit in use in England for donkeys.They can link it with facial recognition and flag up people just like they do with car number plates.This is a report from ten years ago. CCTV cameras that can predict behaviour could play a vital role in the fight against crime.
Camera software, dubbed Cromatica, is being developed at London's Kingston University to help improve security on public transport systems but it could be used on a wider scale. "It could detect unattended bags, people who are loitering or even predict if someone is going to commit suicide by throwing themselves on the track," said its inventor Dr Sergio Velastin.http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/1953770.stm |
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Hmm. The article talks down the capabilities of humans, but the fact is that trained, alert human brains are still the best pattern recognition machines available. And presumably will continue to be so well into the future.
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Set for take-off: Britain's deadly superdrone that picks its own targets
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Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2268909/Taranis-Britains-deadly-superdrone-picks-targets.html Not hard to see the headlines in a couple of years, is it? "Drone to controller: "May I attack this target?" Hacker to drone: "
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Spy drones are good. Do you get it? They are GOOD.
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I see, so anyone complaining about drones in future will be accused of being against disaster rescue or "racist" because there is an implied question of "where are all the people coming from that we need skyscrapers with room for 30,000 people?"
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