If you click on the link below, it shows the photograph of a crowd of thousands during a mass demonstration.
If you put your cursor anywhere over the photo and zoom-in by moving the "resolution bar" up towards the "+" sign at the top of the column on the left side of the screen, you can zero-in on each person's face on the section of the photo that you choose, and the clarity is unbelievable. The face of every single person in the crowd in that section of the photograph can be clearly and perfectly seen!
This kind of camera, which the police and the military have had at their disposal for several years now, was used during the 2009 Obama inauguration, the very first presidential inauguration in which security in Washington, D.C. was really "beefed up".
Today, with this type of surveillance and other forms of electronic monitoring capabilities at the disposal of government authorities, Uncle Sam actually knows more about you than you know about yourself.
So you can say "good-bye" to anonymity and privacy in the U.S.A. [and the world]. . .they are now completely "history"!
If you put your cursor anywhere over the photo and zoom-in by moving the "resolution bar" up towards the "+" sign at the top of the column on the left side of the screen, you can zero-in on each person's face on the section of the photo that you choose, and the clarity is unbelievable. The face of every single person in the crowd in that section of the photograph can be clearly and perfectly seen!
This kind of camera, which the police and the military have had at their disposal for several years now, was used during the 2009 Obama inauguration, the very first presidential inauguration in which security in Washington, D.C. was really "beefed up".
Today, with this type of surveillance and other forms of electronic monitoring capabilities at the disposal of government authorities, Uncle Sam actually knows more about you than you know about yourself.
So you can say "good-bye" to anonymity and privacy in the U.S.A. [and the world]. . .they are now completely "history"!
Click here to see how this technology works.
No comments:
Post a Comment