MSNBC: U.S. opening up airspace to use of drones

Editors note:

This is the first step in the incremental process of using drone technologies against the American people. I have articles going back to 1999, 2000 and 2001 in my personal archives where the Pentagon stated that it was their plan to have up to 40% of the Untied States Airforce unmanned attack drones. As I recall their projected goal for this was 2014 - 2015, approx.

If you have seen the Terminator movies, a franchise of sci-fi films depicting the takeover of all integrated computer technologies and the world wide grid network. In the movies, Skynet, a computer defense program becomes self aware and takes over the entire communications network of the world. Skynet launches the nuclear arsenal, and uses the machines of the world to eradicate it's number one enemy -- humans.

In the real life version, absent the self aware computer super villain, the U.S government has been planning to use these drone technologies as a means to police and conduct surveillance operations against the enemies of the developing fiat dictatorship.

It has been a major reason for concern as new technologies are developed and enhanced every few months. Anyone with the foresight to see this coming has likely contemplated the potential for the phasing out of humans to robotic and drone technologies and worse, an eventual campaign of virtual annihilation of the populace via remote control by an increasingly oppressive world elite demonstrating a disturbing moral ambivalence.

It has been my belief for many years that following the economic collapse of our society, the breakdown of key components of our infrastructure, that the global elite psychopaths would release biological weapons on an already starving population and finish us off with, well, for lack of a better expression, Terminators.

I'll end appropriately with a couple quotes from the Terminator movies:

"There is no fate but what we make." - Sarah Conner, mother of John Connor
"If you are hearing this, you are the resistance." - John Connor, prophesied leader of the Resistance

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By Irene Klotz
updated 2/23/2012 12:19:44 PM ET

After more than 40 years of development and extensive use by the military, the United States has set the date when the nation’s airspace will be open for drones. Should you be scared?

Short answer: No, but like any new technology, unmanned aerial vehicles have their dark side.

Legislation passed by Congress last week gives the Federal Aviation Administration until Sept. 30, 2015, to open the nation’s skies to drones.

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The first step comes in 90 days when police, firefighters and other civilian first-response agencies can start flying UAVs weighing no more than 4.4 pounds, provided they meet still-to-be-determined requirements, such as having an operator on the ground within line-of-sight of the drone and flying it at least 400 feet above ground.

Currently, UAVs can only fly in restricted airspace zones controlled by the U.S. military.

By May 2013, the next class of drones, those weighing less than 55 pounds, can fly the nation’s skies, according to provisions of the FAA bill passed by Congress and signed by President Barack Obama last week.

The deadline for full integration of drones into U.S. airspace is Sept. 30, 2015.

Rules about where and when drones can fly and who can operate them are still under development. And there are still technical hurdles, such as setting up the bandwidth for secure UAV radio communications and refining collision avoidance systems, said NASA program manager Chuck Johnson of the Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards, Calif.

But the most pressing issues are privacy concerns and public perceptions.

“Right now, under current U.S. laws there are very few restrictions on our ability to take pictures or videos of individuals outside,” Harley Geiger, a policy attorney with the Center for Democracy and Technology in Washington, D.C., told Discovery News.

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Comment by Cryptocurrency on February 24, 2012 at 3:25pm

@ Hollywood

Pretty safe to assume that if they say it's to "help us" or to "protect us" it's quite the opposite.

@Vince

That's awesome they hacked a drone! Electronic warfare is beyond my comprehension but hey, if it worked, that means theirs other people out there that can do it. Gotta wake up the US military! Also, I liked the tiger by the tale bit :)

Comment by Central Scrutinizer on February 23, 2012 at 11:36pm

Should you be scared?  Irene Klotz says No! (trust us, they're for your protection)

...I see why.... DiscoveryNews....run by David Zaslav, a former NBC exec...yet another MSM propaganda channel disguised as an educational tool

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