Predator drones do routine domestic duty

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Predator drones do routine domestic duty

September 20th, 2011

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

Brian Bennett
Stltoday.com
September 20, 2011

Most days, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer David Gasho sends three unmanned spy planes into the skies over the rugged Sonora Desert to hunt for drug smugglers crossing into southern Arizona from Mexico.

But in mid-June, as the largest wildfire in Arizona history raged, Gasho sent one of the Predator B drones soaring over residential neighborhoods in search of another threat — rogue brush fires. Working from an air-conditioned trailer, his crew aimed an airborne infrared camera through thick smoke and spotted a smoldering blaze.

Using coordinates fed from the drone, airborne firefighters then doused the hot spot from helicopters and watched over a secure Internet feed as the heat signature of the flames cooled.

2 Responses to “Predator drones do routine domestic duty”

These drones will make it very hard on Patriot groups trying to get their forces together. You got something that can see your every movement, even in total darkness. They have all the good toys.
A drone camera can tell if a hiker eight miles away is carrying a backpack full of marijuana.

But since the govt robs the private sector of capital, technology from govt research into materials blocking invasive spy eyes is not available for purchase even though it may exist but only will be available to private citizens when the govt decides they can have it.