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Domestic Spying By Our Own Government?
by Amal | on July 27, 2012
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Domestic Spying By Our Own Government?
In light of the recent violence throughout the country in particular in urban areas (Chicago is
absolutely ridiculous) and the obvious silence by President Obama, it looks as though the use of
drones on the residents of this country will be prevalent and more forthcoming. Reports
informing of these topics can be found on sites like RT.com, take a look at this article.
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DHS wants to use spy drones domestically for ‘public
safety’
Published: 26 July, 2012, 23:41
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“With respect to Science and Technology, that directorate, we do have a funded project,” she *Email
said. “I think it’s in California, looking at drones that could be utilized to give us situational
awareness in a large public safety [matter] or disaster, such as a forest fire, and how they could start now
give us better information.”
In a transcript of the secretary’s testimony made available after her address, Napolitano admits
that the US has expanded their use or surveillance drones on America’s border with Canada in
recent years, now letting UAVs monitor 950 miles of Washington State’s boundary line.
Despite growing opposition from the American public of drones largely centered over privacy
objections, the United States has continuously ramped up its drone program in recent years,
both domestically and abroad. During the Hackers on Planet Earth conference in New York City
earlier this month, activists with the Electronic Frontier Foundation said that US military now
owns around 7,500 drones, which makes up around one-third of the Air Force’s entire arsenal.
“The FAA can give drone licenses to any agency that can prove that they can use them safely ,”
the EFF’s Trevor Timm told the crowd. Despite dozens of permits being handed out to law
enforcement agencies and educational institutions in recent years, though, neither the security
nor safety of these aircraft are believed to have been fully examined. In just the last few weeks,
a Texas professor hacked a UAV in front of representatives from the DHS and, separately, a
military drone crash-landed just outside of Washington, D.C.
Despite these incidents, the FAA and DHS are still spearheading an accelerated drone program.
Given Sec. Napolitano’s latest statements, though, the domestic use of drones for proactive
surveillance could be coming more sooner than previously though.
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3. This is definitely something worth discussing, Big Brother is always watching, but when military
machinery is used as surveillance domestically that’s another story. Yes the shooting in this
country must be squashed, but is this the answer? What’s next military states? We already
know many of the expressways in major cities are actually military thorough ways. I’d much
prefer other options before making my neighborhood a place for domestic war.
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Janet Napolitano (T.J. Kirkpatrick / Getty Images / AFP)
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The United States already uses surveillance drones on its borders, but Homeland Tips in Achieving Success in Life
Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said during a hearing on Wednesday that flying
unmanned aircraft inside the US could be the next step to ensuring “public safety.”
The Long Wait Is Over, Let The Games
Sec. Napolitano weighed in on the topic of unmanned aerial vehicles during this week’s Begin! Baseball Is Finally Here, YES!
Committee on Homeland Security and suggested that implementing UAVs for domestic
surveillance could the next step in the United States’ amazingly accelerating drone program. Improving The Community With
The Federal Aviation Administration is currently considering ground rules that will outline how the Entrepreneurs
FAA can govern domestic drone use, and by 2020 they expect to see 30,000 UAVs soaring
through US airspace. Speaking before a House panel on Wednesday, though, Sec. Napolitano
suggested that deploying UAVs proactively to put an extra set over locales nowhere near
America’s border may in fact be the next move. Get Started Now!
“With respect to Science and Technology, that directorate, we do have a funded project,” she *Email
said. “I think it’s in California, looking at drones that could be utilized to give us situational
awareness in a large public safety [matter] or disaster, such as a forest fire, and how they could start now
give us better information.”
In a transcript of the secretary’s testimony made available after her address, Napolitano admits
that the US has expanded their use or surveillance drones on America’s border with Canada in
recent years, now letting UAVs monitor 950 miles of Washington State’s boundary line.
Despite growing opposition from the American public of drones largely centered over privacy
objections, the United States has continuously ramped up its drone program in recent years,
both domestically and abroad. During the Hackers on Planet Earth conference in New York City
earlier this month, activists with the Electronic Frontier Foundation said that US military now
owns around 7,500 drones, which makes up around one-third of the Air Force’s entire arsenal.
“The FAA can give drone licenses to any agency that can prove that they can use them safely ,”
the EFF’s Trevor Timm told the crowd. Despite dozens of permits being handed out to law
enforcement agencies and educational institutions in recent years, though, neither the security
nor safety of these aircraft are believed to have been fully examined. In just the last few weeks,
a Texas professor hacked a UAV in front of representatives from the DHS and, separately, a
military drone crash-landed just outside of Washington, D.C.
Despite these incidents, the FAA and DHS are still spearheading an accelerated drone program.
Given Sec. Napolitano’s latest statements, though, the domestic use of drones for proactive
surveillance could be coming more sooner than previously though.
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