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[skylark]

REALLY SCARY SURVELLIENCE & ATTACKS

-WAR PLANS AGAINST CIVILIANS AND EVERYTHING ELSE-

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*’Sweeps’ NOTE:
...What is really in ‘Arsenals’ and Plans....to ‘control’/destroy revolts and freedoms? This IS real SCARY stuff folks, and the end all and be all of insults leading to MASS revolution against TECHNOCRATS and Government which have over reached any mandate from the people ‘they’ govern. Time to ‘tear down’ big government. Time for simple times and anti-double edge sword technology. Feature this...all of you.

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Time to take to the streets (maybe bring guns and 'fly swatters'), shoot to kill, bring down Drones, +all the industries and 'KINGPINS' (pin heads), System 'Pimps' and 'Flunkies'...manufacturing & gaining from these ‘bugs’/nanos and robots...and take back your country. Kid you not, this is what awaits...and bigger than just DRONES spying on all of us.
If members have no comments to put in here...on these horrific atrocities against people...they might as well ‘fold there tents’ and leave the forum. I’ve no time for you...but do have a lot of disgust and worry for our futures/’S’


BELOW-Click on the PHOTO and be 'surprised': Is this a mosquito…NO! This is an "INSECT SPY DRONE" –ROBOT…already in production. It can be controlled from a great distance and is equipped with a camera, microphone and can land on you, and use it's needle to take a DNA sample with the pain of a mosquito bite. Or it can inject a micro RFID tracking device under your skin. It can land on you, and you take it in your home or it can fly through a window. Funny, don't you see your window of privacy getting real narrow these days? They are preparing but for what?

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The US military reveals its latest publicly releasable spy drone technology – drones the size of bugs used to fire missiles and track “enemy combatants”..

Before I continue, notice my headline says “ADMIT” because whenever the military makes something public knowledge the technology is usually decades old. Case in point, the internet was developed in the 60′s. There are plenty of more examples.

Personally discussions I have with people “in the know” tell me about nano drones that sneak into your house inside of your electrical wires. Anyway, that is all conspiracy. Here are the “facts” that “we know” from the corporate media”.

War Evolves With Drones, Some Tiny as Bugs

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio — Two miles from the cow pasture where the Wright Brothers learned to fly the first airplanes, military researchers are at work on another revolution in the air: shrinking unmanned drones, the kind that fire missiles into Pakistan and spy on insurgents in Afghanistan, to the size of insects and birds.

The base’s indoor flight lab is called the “microaviary,” and for good reason. The drones in development here are designed to replicate the flight mechanics of moths, hawks and other inhabitants of the natural world. “We’re looking at how you hide in plain sight,” said Greg Parker, an aerospace engineer, as he held up a prototype of a mechanical hawk that in the future might carry out espionage or kill.

Half a world away in Afghanistan, Marines marvel at one of the new blimplike spy balloons that float from a tether 15,000 feet above one of the bloodiest outposts of the war, Sangin in Helmand Province. The balloon, called an aerostat, can transmit live video — from as far as 20 miles away — of insurgents planting homemade bombs. “It’s been a game-changer for me,” Capt. Nickoli Johnson said in Sangin this spring. “I want a bunch more put in.”

From blimps to bugs, an explosion in aerial drones is transforming the way America fights and thinks about its wars. Predator drones, the Cessna-sized workhorses that have dominated unmanned flight since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, are by now a brand name, known and feared around the world. But far less widely known are the sheer size, variety and audaciousness of a rapidly expanding drone universe, along with the dilemmas that come with it.

The Pentagon now has some 7,000 aerial drones, compared with fewer than 50 a decade ago. Within the next decade the Air Force anticipates a decrease in manned aircraft but expects its number of “multirole” aerial drones like the Reaper — the ones that spy as well as strike — to nearly quadruple, to 536. Already the Air Force is training more remote pilots, 350 this year alone, than fighter and bomber pilots combined.

NY Times: US Military Admits To Having Spy Drones As Small As Bugs
http://blog.alexande...all-bugs-29701/
The New York Times
War Evolves With Drones, Some Tiny as Bugs
http://www.nytimes.c...?pagewanted=all

http://hi-caliber.bl...g-near-you.html

Insect Spy Drones coming near you
More Pictures Of Drones http://www.nytimes.c...620-DRONES.html

Mini Insect Robocops: Engineers, Government Work on RC Insects
http://veritasradio....-engineers.html

Military Mosquito Robots Collecting DNA Blood!
http://bit.ly/NDY3Vp

Experimental Vaccine Daily Blog
http://bit.ly/LrvFAV

Advanced Dragonfly-like Drones and Black Helicopters Spy on Illinois Citizen http://theintelhub.c...hicago-citizen/

[simple simon]

Welcome to the era where sci-fi manifests as reality. Also the era where war is fought without even needing to travel to the enemy! - instead its all done remotely from your home base.

the pic of the drone on the finger is very powerful.

George Orwell would not be surprised by any of this.

Simon

[skylark]

*Right,
...Well besides these 'nice little bugs', 'THEY' are also producing right now...SMALLER DRONES which can deliver bombs and missles. Nice huh? Think they won't deploy them in civilian areas & SITUATIONS?
They're called 'Small Tactical Munitions' and they are tiny laser
guided bombs that can be deployed by much smaller drones (or unmanned
aerial vehicles).

Raytheon has been experimenting with bombs less than two feet long
and barely 1/10th the weight of the Hellfire missiles that the
Predator and Reaper drones use.

The tiny drones used as 'eyes in the sky' were too small and
lightweight to be armed with bombs - until now.

Check the LINK below....'be prepared'...and Shoot them down. Get citizen applause and a great deal of satisfaction for contributing to the needed new Revolution. Thanks/'S'

http://www.youtube.c...d&v=DKVwdPd4nlc

[simple simon]

I've seen reports suggesting that they are buying so much light armaments and bullets that they must be preparing for war.

Civil war, perhaps after the Presidential election.

Simon

[skylark]

*'Sweeps' NOTE:
...RIGHT Simon and All, MAYBE. BUT, there are a multitude of reasons for 'Citizens' to STOCK UP. One is because of the 'Survellience' being done surreptiousily to the whole of Man/Woman global Society. Look up RFID in 'our Forum' Search Engine.
Check below...and watch/listen to the LINK...it will infuriate you, make you angry, and hopfully make you all go and get GUNS/AMMO...take to the 'Revolution' in the streets that IS coming.
I popped those little RFID chips out of my cards with a razor knife/'S'

http://youtube.googl...FhTjsQHw&sns=em

ps...'PASSPORTS' and other devices also have these 'CHIPS'

[simple simon]

Short of a full scale war with conscription etc., and a threat of a military invasion, so the chances of British people wanting to have ready access to guns in the same way that the people of the USA have them seems very remote.

Anyway, I am not sure that there would be any appetite for a civil war / armed revolt, not when (the illusion of) 'revenge' is possible at a ballot box.

I read recently that an American who advocated revolt on his private Facebook page found himself being thrown into a psychiatric jail... this suggests that the US authorities are now emulating the Soviets. But there is a difference - the people of the Soviet Union knew the score and that they were not free to speak their minds, whilst the people of the west are duped into thinking that they are 'free'. In many ways this made the Soviet Union a more 'honest' society. Not that I'd welcome living under such a regime.


My passport does not have a chip, and won't for a few more years (I got it before the chips were introduced).

But of course in London we are all encouraged to carry chipped plastic cards with with us - not just bank cards (credit / debit) but also the RFID Oyster smartcard (sic) which many people use for paying fares. Its ironic though that despite the transport officials being so keen for people to have chipped cards (rather than paper magnetic stripe cards) when it came to the Olympics it was found to be easier to administer and less likely to cause hassle if the free London-wide public transport tickets which came with every ticket to a London 2012 event (which is in London) were the old fashioned magnetic stripe tickets! Speaks volumes about the so called 'better' technology.

Simon

[skylark]

I do believe Simon you are referring to Marine veteran Brandon J. Raub, in your Topic reply. Well, below is the whole story. Shameful to say the least…but ‘TPTB’ have a lot of folks ‘Dander up’ now…and it won’t go away/’S’

*’Sweeps’ NOTE:
…Guess there would be a ‘whole lot of us’, that do believe in these conspiracy issues, who would be cast into a ‘mental hospital’…like half the Country in the U.S.A. and probably the same percentage for the rest of the world. Please read and look at the LINKS provided folks…scare the Shite out of you, so as I’ve been known to say…’get your guns ready’/’S’

Raub's attorneysaid that there have been 20,000 of these civil commitments in Virginia alone and veterans particularly are being targeted.

http://12160.info/gr...source=activity

AND MORE:

http://www2.timesdis...22644-vi-40604/

HOPEWELL, Va. --
The shifting fortunes of Marine veteran Brandon J. Raub moved in his favor Thursday after a Hopewell judge criticized his forced relocation to a Veterans Hospital in western Virginia for mental treatment and then ordered him released.

Raub's Chesterfield County family rushed to retrieve the nationally followed, Facebook-posting activist after the midday ruling.

Hopewell Circuit Judge W. Allan Sharrett found that a document ordering Raub's transfer this week from a Hopewell hospital to the Salem VA Medical Center was faulty and "so devoid of any factual allegations that it could not be reasonably expected to give rise to a case or controversy."

Raub, 26, was released from the Salem hospital shortly after 5 p.m.
The case raises anew concerns about Virginia's civil commitment proceedings for mentally ill people, proceedings that were overhauled after Virginia Tech mass murderer Seung-Hui Cho underwent a similar process that upon closer scrutiny was shown to be full of deficiencies and miscommunications between caregivers and the judicial system.

Raub's release follows a procedural error, the failure of a special justice to check off on a petition for involuntary admission to a hospital the elemental findings about Raub's mental condition. Sharrett likened the faulty order to an arrest warrant that lists no specific illegality.
The order was signed Monday by Special Justice W. Douglas Stokes, but the boxes on a form designating the nature of Raub's condition were not marked. Court files, however, show that Raub had undergone mental-health assessments shortly after being taken into custody Aug. 16 and was found to be mentally ill and a danger to others.

In addition, attorneys representing Raub on behalf of the Charlottesville-based Rutherford Institute argued that Raub was illegally detained last week because a Chesterfield magistrate failed to timely issue a temporary custody order to allow mental health experts an opportunity to assess Raub's mental state.

"Raub was the subject of an unlawful detention" and the involuntary commitment order "is based almost entirely on information and evaluations improperly obtained during that unlawful detention," lawyers Anthony F. Troy and Brian D. Fowler argued in court papers.

Raub's case has exploded across the Internet, and the North Chesterfield resident has become a symbol of those who allege tamping down of free speech by the government.

"This is a great victory for the First Amendment and the rule of law," John W. Whitehead, president of the Rutherford Institute, said Thursday after the decision. "Brandon Raub was arrested with no warning, targeted for doing nothing more than speaking out against the government, detained against his will, and isolated from his family, friends and attorneys."

In a scenario that seems to touch almost every facet of arguments about government interference with free speech advocates, Raub was taken into custody last week after being approached by FBI and Secret Service agents as well as Chesterfield police. On Monday, he was transferred to Salem, where the Veterans Hospital carries a reputation for treating stressed service members.

A video of Raub being detained and handcuffed outside his Bensley home Aug. 16 went viral on YouTube and other Internet sites. Radio talk shows celebrated his patriotic pleas on his Facebook page, and his theories of government conspiracies played to a wide audience.

The move 188 miles from his family and legal team, though, constituted a move to isolation, Troy argued.

Court documents made public Thursday, meanwhile, allege that authorities were alerted about Raub by his own friends who had grown concerned about his recent behavior.

Mental health assessment records of Raub describe him as delusional and paranoid in the days before he was transferred to Salem.

"Client believes that 9/11 was a conspiracy caused by the U.S.," states an assessment of Raub filled out by a Chesterfield County crisis intervention worker.
The worker saw Raub on Aug. 16 after he was picked up by Chesterfield police and transferred under an emergency custody order to John Randolph Medical Center in Hopewell.

"Client met with the FBI and Secret Service to explain recent posts on Facebook. Client's friends reported client to the FBI for posting extreme conspiracy theories and threats to President Bush. This counselor asked client about why the authorities were involved and he stated because they know I am on to something."

Court documents spell out multiple concerns about Raub's behavior and describe him as agitated and distracted.

Raub's family and Rutherford Institute advocates are arguing that Raub's right to free speech has been violated and that they intend to file a civil action against those who detained him and ordered him confined.

Raub's mother, Cathleen Thomas, said Thursday that she has no fears that he is a danger to anyone. Thomas, described in court documents as siding with Raub's beliefs about government conspiracies, described the turn of events Thursday as "phenomenal."

"This could have happened to anyone. We're not about allowing wrongs like this to take place," she said. "This has never been about anything but freedom of speech. … We're going to continue to post on Facebook."
Thomas said her son is a "true patriot" who gave up military benefits for a back injury so the money could go to another veteran.

Raub, who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, was taken into custody Sunday after the FBI had received inquiries from people concerned about the nature of postings Raub had made on his Facebook page, a FBI spokesperson said.
Facebook postings by Raub generally involved impassioned pleas for a return to American ideals of freedom and independence but also speak of betrayal by elected leaders.

"Your leaders are planning to merge the United States into a one-world banking system," he wrote. "They want to put computer chips in you … these men have evil hearts. They have tricked you into supporting corporate fascism. We gave them the keys to our country. We were not vigilant with our republic."

On Aug. 15, Raub posted that "the Revolution is here. And I will lead it."
Four days earlier, he had written: "I know many of you think I'm going crazy and are wondering just why I have been posting the things I have been posting. I don't have the energy to explain. Just know that a new beginning is coming."
On Aug. 4 he wrote, "I am standing against a great evil. I will do it all by myself if I have to."

Raub told the Richmond Times-Dispatch over the weekend that he served in the Marines from 2005 until 2011 and was a combat engineer sergeant. He said he operates a home-based silver numismatic-coin business.
On Thursday, outside the Hopewell Courthouse, Raub's younger brother Brett could hardly hold back his joy at Raub's imminent release.
His first act was to tweet a message to about 350 followers: "Brandon Raub is FREE."

And Kati Wood, Brandon Raub's girlfriend, her face marked with the words "Free Brandon Raub," summarized what had happened to a man she describes as "every woman's dream."

"He essentially was kidnapped," she said.