Attack Of The Spy Drones - Thousands Of Them Will Soon Fill Our Skies

J. D. Heyes
naturalnews.com

Travelers to any mid-to-large city in the U.S. have seen the scores of so-called “traffic cameras” sitting atop signal lights at intersections. They’ve seen them lurking on buildings and byways in cities and towns. Surveillance cameras, it seems nowadays, are literally everywhere.

Well, the Surveillance Society is about to expand across America, according to recent reports, and in ways once thought unimaginable in a country that was founded on a few key principles of liberty and freedom, one of them being the expectation of privacy, especially when there are no legitimate reasons for being watched.

Thousands of drones will soon be filling skies all across the U.S., according to several lawmakers who are opposed to, and uncomfortable with, plans in the works to allow drones to proliferate,
and not all of them will belong to various government entities. What’s more, Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, chairman of the House Subcommittee on Oversight, Investigations, and Management noted during a committee hearing in July that the Department of Homeland Security was recommended by the Government Accountability Office nearly four years ago to take the lead on the regulating of drone usage around the country, but that DHS – which did not send a representative to testify – has so far dodged the recommendation.