New State-of-the-Art Public Surveillance Grid...Hidden in Streetlights?

[rah45]

http://www.brasschecktv.com/videos/offensive-technology/the-horror-of-science-nonfiction-today.html

DHS Backed Intellistreets Spy Street Lights

[v0dka]

Nothing a sawzal can't fix.

It just goes to show you they have no good intentions. We are in serious debt and they are spending money on this shit?
They are deff getting ready for massive civil unrest.

[Outonowhere]

Surprise Surprise Surprise

[STRAITJACKET]

  Kinda makes you feel like this.

http://youtu.be/JizGkM6gbvQ

[goodnightChesty1775]

fuck my tits

[JohnyMac]

My brother and I invited a friend up to our BOL this past Summer. He decided to take the not well traveled route (No turnpikes or Inter-states for you folks in Mass.) because he had time and has been bugging my brother to figure out new routes.

Anyway, he told us that even on the back roads of PA. there are camera's now at lighted intersections- He was shocked! So that night after dinner we sipped fine brandy and port toked on some nice cigars discussing how you could avoid them. Here are some of the suggestions:

> .22LR- Shooting out the cameras.
> He noticed that all camera's were receiving power from the local power pole. Every power pole has a fuse which can be pulled
   with a pole from the ground. This is used to re-set our grid, pole by pole, after a power outage.
> Mud-out your license plate and wear a hoodie.

What are some of your thoughts?

[Veritas]

You can get one of these

http://www.ontrackcorp.com/original-protector.cfm?id=03

There's a bunch of companies selling these or products like them.  To the naked eye, they just look like those normal covers that protect your plate from mud, bugs, etc.

Check to see if they are legal in your area, I'm not advocating breaking the law during normal times.  If there is a situation bad enough that would require you to leave your home for good, I think you would be well served using something like this.  The authorities will be busy with other problems.

[JohnyMac]

Great find Veritas. And for only $30-.

[WhiskeyJack]

 The mythbusters did a show on these and other types of devices that are designed to block the cameras. none of them worked. Im not too sure if this paticular one was tested but i would do some research on them befor buying.

[goodnightChesty1775]

and you could just put a $1 book cover from staples over your plates, but that will draw alot of attention from smokeys if they see you

[Kentactic]

The mythbusters did a show on these and other types of devices that are designed to block the cameras. none of them worked. Im not too sure if this paticular one was tested but i would do some research on them befor buying.

yeah im pretty sure they didnt test that product, just the normal clear cover.

[Reaver]

That shit doesn't start getting creepy till about 2:00

Then its just all down hill from there. I'll be sure to pass this on. Good find

[Outonowhere]

Here are some of the suggestions:

> .22LR- Shooting out the cameras.
Lord Vader pointing to map showing destroyed cameras: "The rebels are here."
> He noticed that all camera's were receiving power from the local power pole. Every power pole has a fuse which can be pulled with a pole from the ground. This is used to re-set our grid, pole by pole, after a power outage.
Lord Vader pointing to map of unpowered cluster of cameras: "The rebels are here."
> Mud-out your license plate and wear a hoodie.
Done too often can possibly lead to someone investigating.

What are some of your thoughts?

[thatGuy]

I have driven in my county for months on end with mud on my plate. I scrape my boots off there and never heard shit about it. That said unless the Feds come up with some massive money these kinds of things are going to be too expencive for local gov to install and maintain..

[Outonowhere]

I have driven in my county for months on end with mud on my plate. I scrape my boots off there and never heard shit about it. That said unless the Feds come up with some massive money these kinds of things are going to be too expencive for local gov to install and maintain..

You are right of course. The locals would never be able to afford all of that, that's why it will all be bought paid for installed and monitored by the feds. As GU driving around with my longer Place and nobody saying anything yeah of course because they're not looking for that the point is it can end up like in the book lights out where they get everybody in the big cities corralled in the camps and then they'll be able to focus on who they perceive to be the real threat which will be the people they don't have control over outside of the cities in the camps. Hell, it could all be sunshine and rainbows for all I know.  Just a thought though.