STEAMROLLER ALERT -- Big News -- A memo leaked from the DOJ recently made it perfectly clear that Barack Obama and his Big Drone Eric Holder thinks that the government-sanctioned killing of American citizens without warrant, without any defense attorney, without any evidence presented in any court is now "legal" -- and that does include the use of drones to do so. Already been done overseas, taking out alleged terrorists who held American citizenship, but how about the use of drones in the skies of the United States of America? Let's check out a few facts about the "military drone" and its use, now being condoned for domestic use against taxpaying citizens of the USA:
Surveillance drones or unmanned aerial systems (UAS's) raise significant issues for privacy and civil liberties. Drones are capable of advanced surveillance, and drones already in use by law enforcement can carry various types of equipment including live-feed video cameras, infrared, heat sensing, radar and phone tapping capabilities. Let's not forget stinger missiles and other weaponry we haven't heard of. How about Gatling guns, you remember those little buggers from Viet Nam. Maybe a sniper rifle with a sophisticated aiming system. Remember Ruby Ridge and Waco? Do you think the government would have used them then? Don't you doubt it for one minute.
Some drone models can stay in air for hours or days at a time, and their high-tech cameras can scan entire cities, or read a milk carton from 60,000 feet. They can also carry wifi crackers and fake cell phone towers that can determine your location or intercept your texts and phone calls. Drone manufacturers even admit they are made to carry "less lethal" weapons such as tasers or rubber bullets.
Thanks to a provision in the FAA Modernization and Reform Act of 2012, the use of drones right here in the United States is about to explode over the next few years. The Act includes provisions to make the licensing process easier and quicker for law enforcement, and by 2015, commercial entities will also be able to apply for drone authorization. How about your employer watching you from a drone? Possible.
Here is the list pulled from the depths of official FAA records, thanks to the Freedom of Information Act. This is a long list is of those already authorized to operate drones in the United States of America. Guess we'd all better be careful now. BIG BROTHER IS ALREADY HERE, watching us, whether we like it or not. Approved by Big Government and considered legal by our current White House Administration.
Check out the video at the bottom of the list.......
Proponent -- Applications for Drone Authorization ALREADY APPROVED:
1 Arlington Police Department (Texas)
2 Barona Band of Mission Indians Risk Management Office (California)
3 California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
4 California State University, Fresno
5 Canyon County Sheriff's Office (Idaho)
6 City of Herington (Kansas)
7 City of Houston, TX Police Department
8 City of North Little Rock, AR ‐ Police Department
9 Clackamas County Sheriff's Office (Oregon)
10 Cornell University
11 Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
12 Department of Energy ‐ Oak Ridge National Laboratory
13 Department of Homeland Security ‐ Science and Technology
14 Department of Homeland Security ‐ Customs and Border Protection
15 Department of the Interior
16 Eastern Gateway Community College
17 Federal Bureau of Investigation
18 Gadsden Police Department (Alabama)
19 Georgia Tech Police Department, Office of Emergency Preparedness
20 Georgia Tech Research Institute
21 Grand Forks County Sheriff's Department (North Dakota)
22 Hays County Emergency Service Office (Texas)
23 Indiana State University
24 Kansas State University
25 King County Sheriff's Office (Washington)
26 Lorain County Community College
27 Medina County Sheriff Office (Ohio)
28 Mesa County Sheriff's Office (Colorado)
29 Miami‐Dade Police Department (Florida)
30 Middle Georgia College
31 Middle Tennessee State University
32 Mississippi Department of Marine Resources
33 Mississippi State University
34 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office (Texas)
35 National Aeronautics & Space Administration
36 National Institute of Standards and Technology
37 National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
38 New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
39 New Mexico State University ‐ Physical Science Laboratory
40 Nicholls State University
41 Northwestern Michigan College
42 Ogden Police Department (Utah)
43 Ohio Department of Transportation
44 Ohio University
45 Orange County Sheriff’s Office (Florida)
46 Oregon State University
47 Otter Tail County (Minnesota)
48 Pennsylvania State University
49 Polk County Sheriff's Office (Florida)
50 Seattle Police Department (Washington)
51 Sinclair Community College
52 Texas A&M University (TAMU) ‐ Corpus Christi
53 Texas A&M University (TAMU) ‐ Texas Engineering Experiment Station
54 Texas Department of Public Safety
55 Texas State University
56 U.S. Air Force
57 U.S. Army
58 U.S. Department of Agriculture – Agriculture Research Service
59 U.S. Department of Agriculture ‐ Forest Service
60 U.S. Department of Energy ‐ Idaho National Laboratory
61 U.S. Department of Energy ‐ National Energy Technology Laboratory
62 U.S. Department of Justice ‐ Queen Anne's County Office of the Sheriff
63 U.S. Department of State
64 U.S. Marine Corps
65 U.S. Navy
66 University of Alaska, Fairbanks
67 University of Arizona
68 University of California, Davis
69 University of California, Merced
70 University of Colorado, Boulder
71 University of Connecticut
72 University of Florida
73 University of Michigan
74 University of North Dakota
75 University of Oklahoma
76 University of Wisconsin
77 Utah State University
78 Virginia Commonwealth University
79 Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University
80 Washington State Department of Transportation
81 West Virginia University
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