"They hate us for our freedoms"
Police To Use TSA-Style Scanners To Spy On People In Public Places
TSA-style body scanners are coming to public spaces, and that should scare the hell out of everyone.
If you thought the NYPD's Z-Backscatter vans and police mini-Z's were intrusive, you have not seen anything yet.
Soon, nowhere will be safe from Big Brother's prying eyes, as police prepare to use HEXWAVE to spy on people in public spaces.
Last week the Salt Lake Tribune revealed that the Utah Attorney General and law enforcement are partnering with Liberty Defense, a 3D image scanning company that makes its money from scanning the public in real-time. (3D means capturing rich information (size, shape, depth) about the detection space. It can detect any material that has a physical form.)
Let's start with their name — calling yourself Liberty Defense is an affront to liberty-minded Americans who do not want to be secretly spied on by Big Brother. Their tag line "Protecting Communities And Preserving Peace of Mind" is the exact opposite of what this device does.
Any device that is used to spy on the public is just that: a surveillance device. It is not a Defense of our Liberty.
As Fox Now 13 reported, police will use Liberty Defense's, HEXWAVE to spy on people at mass gatherings like concerts, malls and stadiums.
"HEXWAVE could be deployed at mass gatherings like concerts, malls, stadiums, public transit stops and government buildings" Bill Riker, Liberty Defense's CEO, said.
Over the past two years, I have warned people that TSA-style body scanners were turning public transit into mirror images of our airports by watchlisting and flagging suspicious people. But I could never have imagined that law enforcement would be putting them in malls and places of worship.
If you do not believe Fox News, then perhaps you will believe Liberty Defense, which openly admits that they want governments and businesses to put their 3D scanners in every public venue.
According to the AG's "Memorandum of Understanding" police plan to use HEXWAVE to scan the public for two years, in but not limited to:
1. Sporting & Concert Arenas, Stadiums and Olympic Venues;
2. Primary, Secondary and Higher Education Facilities;
3. Places of Worship, Facilities and Property Owned by or Affiliated with Faith Entities;
4. Government Offices, Buildings and Facilities;
5. Amusement Parks; and
6. Entertainment Events, Conventions, Shows & Festivals
Police will also use HEXWAVE to spy on the public during "non-business hours to get system exposure to the full range of potential operating conditions to include environmental, frequency/volume of use or other operating conditions to which HEXWAVE would be subjected."
Of course the devices have nothing to do with protecting us from terrorism. This has never been the reason why the government has been taking away our freedoms since the Event. This wasn't why congress passed the patriot act. Or the military commissions act. Or the NDAA. Or created the TSA which has never caught a terrorist or passed any tests where agents take weapons through their machines and scanners. Or why they grope anyone from children to old people in wheelchairs or veterans who have prosthesis or...
And of course people who say that they have nothing to hide will be okay with them doing this because it's being done for our protection. How long until the devices are put into use for the subways or any of the other places where people don't have much choice for using them?
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So much
for the "land of the free and the home of the brave".
Americans have turned into a bunch of traumatized, mass-hypnotized chicken cowards, afraid of their own shadows, which they project onto convenient scapegoats (Immigrants! Russia! Muslims!) in order to avoid dealing with reality.
"Don't go back to sleep ... Don't go back to sleep ... Don't go back to sleep."
~Rumi
"If you want revolution, be it."
~Caitlin Johnstone
Actually, it's
Let us all rise for a hymn...
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[video:I do not pretend I know what I do not know.
And another one.
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Welcome to the United Snakes.
Oh, good...
This is why it's my dream to be a hermit in the woods. In a nice cottage, with decent wifi (so not TOO far away from civilization), a garden, and no other humans around for at least a one-mile radius. EDIT: And cats. Forgot the half a dozen cats.![Biggrin](https://caucus99percent.com/sites/all/modules/smiley/packs/kolobok/biggrin.gif)
This shit is bananas.
I hate the "I have nothing to hide" comments.
I hear it all the time in my office. To flip that around in their heads, I ask, "What, then, is the probable cause for the authorities examining you?"
This is such a shitty country.
"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." ---- William Casey, CIA Director, 1981
The ACLU makes a good point
Since the great event happened people don't seem too concerned about losing their 4th amendment rights. I wish there had been a huge outcry from people who do a lot of flying when the TSA kept adding more restrictions, but that was done right after the event and people thought it made them safe.
Liberty Defense will put the seal of the attorney general of Utah on its brochures. Yeah nothing like looking for ways to sell this as legitimate.
Too bad that people aren't as concerned about their 1st and 4th amendment rights as they are the 2nd.
Scientists are concerned that conspiracy theories may die out if they keep coming true at the current alarming rate.