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Sponsor |  Laukev7 | May 21, 2007 4:51pm | news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-1266714,00.html [news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-1266714,00.html]
"The mini helicopter, fitted with CCTV and night vision cameras, will be used by officers to track criminals and record anti-social behaviour.
It is only one metre wide, weighs less than a bag of sugar, is virtually silent, can be scrambled in three minutes and is able to record images from a height of 500m.
Assistant Merseyside chief constable Simon Byrne rejected concerns about privacy.
He said: "People clamour for the feeling of safety which cameras give."
Riiiiiiiight. Fight the criminals by allowing yourself to be treated like a criminal. |
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|  DryFact | Jul 12, 2007 7:34pm | | is sky.com run by Rupert Murdoch? |
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Sponsor | | Laukev7 | Jul 13, 2007 4:50pm | | Yes. Sky TV is owned by News Corporation. |
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| | DryFact | Jul 13, 2007 6:57pm | | FOX News does still have their pages about Able Danger online, that's kind of interesting too. |
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|  PipSqueak42 | Jul 21, 5:24pm | | That's because 'Able Danger' is not what you thought it said on the tin. Another group were 'Able Danger', they pretended it was 'al-qaeda-ology' afterwards to make the story fit. From the off 'al-qaeda-ology' has been make-believe. Every society needs a (in)credible enemy for cohesiveness. During the Clinton years they make-believed it all. |
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