Big Brother's eye in the sky

By Darren Weeks

I suppose by now these admissions from the controlled media shouldn't surprise me.

Yet, the elite have become more and more blatant and "in-your-face" about their police state/communist tactics.

The latest offense comes to us courtesy of the Associated Depress headlined, Spy Agency Watching Americans From Space:

A little-known spy agency that analyzes imagery taken from the skies has been spending significantly more time watching U.S. soil. ...

With help, the agency can also zoom in. Its officials cooperate with private groups, such as hotel security, to get access to footage of a lobby or ballroom. That video can then be linked with mapping and graphical data to help secure events or take action, if a hostage situation or other catastrophe happens.

Privacy advocates wonder how much the agency picks up - and stores. Many are increasingly skeptical of intelligence agencies with recent revelations about the Bush administration's surveillance on phone calls and e-mails.

Among the government's most closely guarded secrets, the quality of pictures NGA receives from classified satellites is believed to far exceed the one-meter resolution available commercially. That means they can take a satellite "snapshot" from high above the atmosphere that is crisply detailed down to one meter level, which is 3.3 feet.

The mask is being removed to reveal what has been our true form of government for many years. The roses have wilted, the perfume has given way to the massive stench of communistic ideas that have been reclassified as communitarianism.

The only task that's left is to teach distracted and uninterested Americans that they have no rights to privacy, free speech, property, food, or even life.

Perhaps it is their unrestrained arrogance that serves as the reason that they believe there is little that they need to hide from the American people. Maybe it's their confidence that the American people won't revolt against a tyrannical government that admits to watching, listening, monitoring, and controlling their every move. Maybe they are confident that the American people will simply shrug their shoulders, shake their heads, click their tongues, and go back to watching their Desperate Housewives.

Maybe they are right.