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Government officials are quietly installing sophisticated audio
surveillance systems on public buses across the country to eavesdrop on
passengers, according to documents obtained by The Daily. Plans to
implement the technology are under way in cities from San Francisco to
Hartford, Conn., and Eugene, Ore., to Columbus, Ohio.
Linked to video cameras already in wide use, the microphones will offer
a formidable new tool for security and law enforcement. With the new
systems, experts say, transit officials can effectively send an
invisible police officer to transcribe the individual conversations of
every passenger riding on a public bus. [full]
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answer your question: Supose you were living in 1917 Russia, or
1932 Germany—but with a clairvoyant knowledge of everything that would
happen over the next dozen years? What would you have done?
Do that now.
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What would you have done?
ReplyDeleteLeave.
But to where, now?
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick
Conservatives own cars.
ReplyDeleteTim
Take Eva Braun's cherry?
ReplyDeleteJust intimidation? Otherwise what would be the freakin point of listening in on people's daily drivel?
ReplyDeleteIf they employed the entire population of the world 40 hours a week they wouldn't have enough manpower to listen to and investigate all this crap.
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awgeeze -- back to the "secret words" thing? Who's plaguing you now?
Get on the bus with a friend and read strings of random numbers to one another.
ReplyDeleteha!
an opportunity to plant disinformation
ReplyDeleteBut not "under the bus," so as to avoid any surveillance of former Obama associates.
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