Orwellian America -- See the BIG BROTHER SURVEILLANCE DRONES FUTURE Coming to a City Near You.

SURVEILLANCE DRONES - See the BIG BROTHER DRONE FUTURE Coming to a City Near You.



Reacting to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' unveiling of prototype Octocopters that would deliver items weighing up to 2.3kg to customers within 30 minutes of an order being placed online, Rep. Ted Poe (R-Texas) cautioned that without careful regulations, "companies could use drones for information gathering whether that is taking a photograph of your patio furniture or recording the make and model of your car."

"Coloradans will accept this technology only if they are certain their privacy is protected and that Americans won't be victims of surveillance or privacy abuse by private unmanned aerial system operators," said Udall.

Many have speculated that the only way to deter theft of the drones or the products they are delivering to customers will be to attach high-tech surveillance cameras to the devices that would feed live video footage back to a central database.

"One solution that has been floated is installing cameras on the drones, but just the mention of eyes in the sky got America's privacy-obsessed sections seething," reports FirstPost.
The Octocopters set to be used by Amazon are designed to carry cameras weighing up to 5 pounds.

The U.S. Army said its latest defense technology — a vehicle-mounted laser — has passed a recent test with flying colors, successfully shooting a drone from the sky and intercepting and destroying several mortar rounds.

The technology probably won't be completely operational and ready for mission until 2022, because developers are going to be working on increasing the power and range of the lasers. And the Army still has decide whether or not to buy the system, officials said to AFP.

Customs and Border Protection, which operates under DHS, says that the Predator B drone was being flown on a "border security mission" 20 miles southwest of San Diego when it encountered an unknown mechanical failure.

By 2016, CBP wants drones flying in domestic airspace 24 hours a day, seven days a week to ensure a so-called "layered security strategy."

DARPA and the US Army have taken the wraps off ARGUS-IS, a 1.8-gigapixel video surveillance platform that can resolve details as small as six inches from an altitude of 20,000 feet (6km), ExtremeTech reports.

The U.S. State Department canceled its $1 billion surveillance drone competition, saying none of the proposals met its requirements, according to the U.S. government's Federal Business Opportunities website.
The State Department "plans to examine closely the requirements stipulated in the solicitation with the intent of developing and releasing a new" request for drone proposals, according to the notice.

The Texas legislature passed a bill this past weekend that would see a blanket ban on capturing moving or still images on private property with an unmanned drone.

The legislation, House Bill 912, authored by Rep. Lance Gooden, R-Terrell, will make it a Class C misdemeanor for anyone to use a drone for surveillance of an individual without their prior consent. Further distributing any images captured as a result of such activity will be a class B misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $10,000.

The bill states that "Each image a person possesses, discloses, displays, distributes, or otherwise uses in violation of this section is a separate offense. An offense under this section for the disclosure, display, distribution, or other use of an image is a Class B misdemeanor."

Exceptions to the legislation, known as the 'Texas Privacy Act', will be police use of drones to pursue known felons or conduct criminal investigations. Using drones to investigate misdemeanors will require a warrant. In addition, use of drones to survey accidents, disasters or potential hazardous spills will be permitted.

Orwellian America ~ Even Your Car is Spying on You

Concerns raised over data-collecting cars .We have been hearing for months about how the NSA collects data on Americans' phone calls. Now, there are concerns that the auto industry is also collecting information about its customers. Ford's global vice president for marketing said in a television interview that the company collects data from all new cars in the US, using a GPS sensor. Al Jazeera's Morgan Radford reports from New York.

Orwellian America ~ How to Defeat NDAA Tyranny

WHY WE MUST FIGHT TYRANNY : Dan Johnson, Founder of PANDAA - People Against the NDAA (and indefinite detention of American citizens) on WHY we must fight & defeat tyranny in all its forms...

Orwellian World ~ Tools for enforcing the mark of the beast: RFID chip, coin card & Obamacare

A demonic new world order including a one world government and a one world religion is currenly in the works with the Vatican and the US working together towards its implementation. The Vatican is the first beast or nation of Revelation 13; the US is the seconf beast or nation in Revelation 13. A beast in Bible prophecy is a nation (Daniel 7:23).

The purpose of which will be satan's last ditch attempt of making those in the world to sin against their Creator, throught the enforcement of the mark of the beast.

What is the mark of the beast? The Vatican beast says the following about its mark:





"Sunday is our MARK of authority [...] The church is above the Bible, and this transference of Sabbath observance is proof of that fact". — Catholic Record of London, Ontario. Sept. 1, 1923.

Here's the end result of those who will accept the Vatican beast's mark or Sunday when it will be enforced:

Orwellian America ~ Judge rules NSA surveillance is legal

A federal judge in New York ruled Friday that the National Security Agency's bulk data-collection program does not violate the law, and that it serves as an effective "counterpunch" to Al-Qaeda. US District Court Judge William Pauley dismissed the lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union after the NSA's program came to light in the Edward Snowden leaks. The ACLU argued that the data collection violated Americans' Fourth Amendment right to privacy and First Amendment right to free association. RT's Sam Sacks takes a closer look at Pauley's ruling, and how it differs from a recent ruling by US District Court Judge Richard Leon's that said the NSA's program was "likely unconstitutional."

ORWELLIAN NIGHTMARE ~ 1984 IS NOW!! Snowden Showed Us We Are Sleepwalking into ORWELLIAN WONDERLAND

The art of espionage has changed -- the internet has given the surveillance agencies unprecedented capabilities to snoop at anyone, anywhere. On the other side are the whistleblowers, to whom World Web has given the chance to see what is really going on behind the closed doors of Big Brother. Who is right? Is wrongdoing justified for the sake of security? Today we put these questions to the former intelligence officer, Michael Smith.

Orwellian America ~ Judge Rules for NSA Snooping

What about safety from gov't tyranny? That was the whole point of the constitution. The "patriotic" NSA's trampling of the constitution causes some citizens to jump to the opposite extreme, claiming that there never was a terrorist threat and that the Western powers-that-should-not-be have a monopoly on evil.




 Judge William H Pauley III ruled in favor of the NSA's invasive spying on American's communications in the interest of counter-terrorism. This is a complete polar opposite of Judge Richard Leon's ruling on 12/16 that called NSA's data collecting an "indiscriminate and arbitrary invasion."