I’m sorry your post only got two comments. This is one of the biggest stories of the year. This article from Bloomberg let the cat out of the bag on a military project that has become commercial. This system can literally track you back in time on your movements within a city. One of the systems has zoom in as referenced in the article. I saw this system being researched for the war in Iraq and Afghanistan out of a hangar I worked in. I most certainly have a problem on this being used in our country. What gets me, The Air Force veteran released the code names of the project that he worked on and created a company that utilizes this technology after he left the Air Force. After being a defense contractor for many years I have to say there’s a whole lot of unanswered questions I have about this technology transfer (proprietary material) to his company as well as the original classification of the program.
“This is one of the biggest stories of the year. This article from Bloomberg let the cat out of the bag on a military project that has become commercial.”
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Quite correct.
All entirely consistent with Deep State objectives. The same Deep State that killed a president also created one...Barry Sotero said he wanted to create “civilian national security force” and more recently, federalize civilian police forces. There already is a de facto federalization of many police forces due to the corrupt and lawless DOJ enacting “consent decrees.” The military and civilian law enforcement are nearly one.
A literal weapon of war as you mentioned, deployed against the citizens of an entire city. They chose crime plagued Baltimore for a Beta because that gave them plausible “law enforcement” deniability. They plan to use it everywhere.
And just as intel gathered from the military systems was used to eliminate “HVTs,” the same will be done here - by the same people.”
I was one of those people who also observed this at work during the war years. After a brief 10-min demo....I stood there and my first immediate reaction was....why can’t you introduce this into the US for law enforcement? It made perfect sense....some shooting occurs and you know the car involved. You track the vehicle back over the hour prior to some house, and you send a team to the house to arrest the owner (either he’s the culprit or he knows the culprit).
Look back over the past hundred years of military technology being developed and later pressed forward for public use. Same thing for NASA and it’s projects....the public benefits in the end.
In this case....if you as a city bought into this service and used it on an aggressive basis...your crime rate over five years would go drastically down.
There's a war on this or that or the other thing going on here.
Kinda explains the standing army/police state we now have. The slimes call it the house of war.