With laws changing in the USA, allowing unmanned Spy Drones over all US states by both private and government industries, I foresee we are going to see a huge swell in reports mistaking drones for UFOs.
Even that recent incident with a plane in Denver may have been a mistaken drone.
Drones will likely be used by government agencies CIA, FBI and police to spy and monitor the public during times of civil unrest at protests.
In the next three years, seeing unmanned drones flying in America might become more common than you think. Earlier this year, Congress passed a bill that approved the Federal Aviation Administration's proposal to allow drones in the air by the year 2015. Last week the FAA announced a new set of rules that would make it easier and faster for government entities to obtain a certificate of authorization for the drones. Police departments across the US are proposing to have armed drones patrolling the streets. Jefferson Morley, staff writer for Salon, joins us with his take.
Back in January of 2012, the US Congress passed legislation that will open up the US sky to unmanned drones. The robotic aircraft will be used for military and police operations and will add to America's current arsenal of around 7,000 drones. According to some accounts, peaceful protest might be a reason that feds would deploy the unmanned craft. There are currently 300 active drone permits in the US, but will that soon swell out of control..
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Even that recent incident with a plane in Denver may have been a mistaken drone.
Drones will likely be used by government agencies CIA, FBI and police to spy and monitor the public during times of civil unrest at protests.In the next three years, seeing unmanned drones flying in America might become more common than you think. Earlier this year, Congress passed a bill that approved the Federal Aviation Administration's proposal to allow drones in the air by the year 2015. Last week the FAA announced a new set of rules that would make it easier and faster for government entities to obtain a certificate of authorization for the drones. Police departments across the US are proposing to have armed drones patrolling the streets. Jefferson Morley, staff writer for Salon, joins us with his take.
Back in January of 2012, the US Congress passed legislation that will open up the US sky to unmanned drones. The robotic aircraft will be used for military and police operations and will add to America's current arsenal of around 7,000 drones. According to some accounts, peaceful protest might be a reason that feds would deploy the unmanned craft. There are currently 300 active drone permits in the US, but will that soon swell out of control..
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Wow I bet the founding fathers are turning over in their graves. Completely ridiculous!
Seems to conflict with freedom of speech
Mmmm..."the eye in the sky!" Flying eyes!...down to as small as a bird,good heavens! That would make clay pigeons, obsolete!?.....
you watch,this will be a new excuse for the ufo phenomena....the feeble attempt to still yet coverup.,(even though the hovering of objects cannot be drones,(they move).....there should be no more excuses,the gig is up.....
I wish we could turn this around on these politicians, you can't tell me their rights are being violated as well. But I guess enough of a pay off would shut anyone of those "elites" up! And their poor excuses to utilize these drones are ridiculous, fires and search and rescue may be their first intentions, but eventually, someone's going to figure out different uses for the drones. Next, we get our bar codes and micro chips!
I wish we could turn this around on these politicians. You can't tell me their rights are being violated as well. But I guess enough of a pay off would shut anyone of those "elites" up! And their poor excuses to utilize these drones are ridiculous, fires and search and rescue may be their first intentions, but eventually, someone's going to figure out different uses for the drones. Next, we get our bar codes and micro chips!
I have never seen a country fighting its own people before. Are the American people really that far gone? Or does the government just carry low opinions and expectations of its citizens?
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