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RE: The Met and drones - Pagan-Mist - 11 November 2012
I wonder if the sams they had planted over london and other places during the olympics have been removed or not
RE: The Met and drones - NorthernRaider - 11 November 2012
Least they aint armed with Hellfire missiles..... Yet, trouble is of course you simply cannot hear the buggers never mind see em easy in a city cos the background noise nullifies the drones noise, least out of town you have some chance of spotting them. George Orwell woud be so proud of what our nation has turned into.
RE: The Met and drones - Skean Dhude - 11 November 2012
If they were so easily spotted you would think the Taliban would spot them in the desert but they are small and difficult to see even if you know where they are.
RE: The Met and drones - Pagan-Mist - 11 November 2012
That makes it even scarier
RE: The Met and drones - BrixhamBadger - 12 November 2012
(11 November 2012, 19:50)Skean Dhude Wrote: The drones are in use. They are the same as used against the Taliban but they are not armed....yet
Well actually S.D. a few are.
RE: The Met and drones - Paul - 12 November 2012
Drones. Why worry.
It's the tip of the surveillance iceberg see
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/mar/02/cctv-cameras-watching-surveillance
and that figure is a year out of date!
RE: The Met and drones - Scythe13 - 12 November 2012
As NR says, Orwell would be so proud!
It kind of feels like we're living in a prison without bars. Constantly monitored, tracked, recorded, and the alike.
RE: The Met and drones - bigpaul - 12 November 2012
thats the trouble with living in the city/town. there are no camera's in the countryside.
RE: The Met and drones - NorthernRaider - 12 November 2012
(12 November 2012, 15:19)Scythe13 Wrote: As NR says, Orwell would be so proud!
It kind of feels like we're living in a prison without bars. Constantly monitored, tracked, recorded, and the alike.
In this county we have a slightly more sensible police force, there are no static speed cameras anywhere in the county, just the hand held ones the few RT cops have.
RE: The Met and drones - In the Dark - 13 November 2012
The Scottish cops love using them at football matches in case anyone takes a break from orderly clapping or pie munching to suggest that the opposing team might be scoundrels or such like. Heavy hate crime. Wee fat Salmond the allegedly inebriated king of Scotland gets off on arresting people for very little these days