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24th December 2007, 02:13
Ministry of Homeland Security Developing X-Ray Snoop Device
Kurt Nimmo
TruthNews
December 21, 2007
It’s not enough they vacuum up your phone calls and emails, they know your medical history and financial transactions, now they want to look through your walls, right into the most private aspects of your life conducted behind closed doors.
“The lobster is at the forefront of the next new weapon in the war on terror: a handheld device that could help Homeland Security agents see through wood, concrete and steel,” reports Fox News. “Technology based on the crustacean’s uncanny ability to see through dark, cloudy, deep sea water is guiding scientists funded by the government in the early stages of developing a ray that one day could be used by border agents, airport screeners and the Coast Guard.”
Of course, it will be used as well to snoop people deemed a political threat by the government, as government is more concerned with the opposition than imaginary terrorists sneaking in the country by way of a port container. Border agents will not need such a device because it is their job to turn their backs while millions of illegals stream across the border.
David Throckmorton, a project manager in Homeland Security’s Science and Technology division, says a California company has developed a handheld prototype called the LEXID (Lobster Eye X-ray Imaging Device) that can see through walls.
The image, shown on a small screen, isn’t “high-definition TV quality,” Throckmorton says. But it’s good enough to pick up a cache of weapons or the parts for a bomb. It can also show a border agent if a person is crouched on the other side of a steel or concrete wall.
It might also be used to find weapons entirely legal under the Bill of Rights. If the drift of Congress is any indication — and possibly soon enough the drift of the Supreme Court — what is completely legal today may become illegal and thus subject to confiscation tomorrow. It is not too far out to imagine a Ministry sub-contracted thug from Blackwater with one of these soon-to-be perfected and manufactured devices scanning your home looking for the family shotgun. If you doubt this can happen, remember “deputized” Blackwater goons going door-to-door in New Orleans seizing entirely legal firearms.
There’s no estimate yet on how much each device would cost, but [Rick Shie, senior vice president at Physical Optics Corporation] says they hope to make it inexpensively enough so that it could have wide commercial appeal, including to pest control companies and contractors who need to look inside walls for rats or pipes.
And don’t forget the rats who oppose the neocons. Or for that matter their successors, be it Hillary or some other version of neolib dedicated to turn this country into a gulag same as the neocons.
But don’t worry — cost is no object, as the Ministry has already spent billions to destroy our Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Instead of calling this thing a “Lobster Eye X-ray Imaging Device,” we should call it a “Fourth Amendment Destruction Device,” as it seriously compromises our right to be secure in our persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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S. Wolf Britain on December 21st, 2007
You’re so right, Kurt; and these “s(ick)ophants”, or “(p)syc(h)ophants”, of tyrants and traitors are so wrong! That’s privacy spelled out right there in the Fourth Amendment, though the word “privacy” isn’t used in the Constitution, and it does have to use the actual word. If we have, or had, a right “….to be secure in (our) person, houses (all places we live), papers, and effects, against UNREASONABLE [which presuming us guilty, violating our privacy and looking at us and what we’re doing, and/or what we possess in the way of “effects”, IS (MOST DEFINITELY AND BLATANTLY UNREASONABLE)] searches and seizures….”, that is a description of the right to privacy to a capital ‘P’! And their having and using stuff like this on people who are ALL supposed to be presumed “innocent until PROVEN (’beyond a reasonable doubt’) guilty in a court of law (by a jury of their peers)” is a violation of the Fourth Amendment AND OF PRIVACY!
But, like the good little complicit Machiavellian sycophants they are, the ends supposedly justify the means of violating privacy. Sickos!
Brian on December 22nd, 2007
Whats next cameras all through the house? Wake up America !!!!
Philip on December 22nd, 2007
They’ve been doing similar atrocities for years. Cameras in targeted peoples’ homes, so that when exiting their home to visit their postal box (for example, after having sent off an anti-Government-crime letter in the recent past), a police helicopter can be conveniently waiting, to hover overhead. I have had the experience while residing in Las Vegas. And then there’s thermal imaging, performed from those helicopters which, I have noticed, tend to fly around just about bedtime - so they know who’s wearing pajamas and who is not. They should have been hovering around a Friday night two weeks ago at 3 A.M. when I took an early walk around our neighbourhood. An SUV was rocking back and forth, and as I got closer, there were the unmistakable voices of an adult man and a young girl about seven years of age or so. She sounded…well, somewhat aggrieved. What the hell is the world coming to?
mike on December 22nd, 2007
Philip; “,there were the unmistakable voices of an adult male and a young girl about seven years of age or so.
WELL CRIST MAN! I hope you got the make model and plate number, and then expidiently called the cops. There not good for much, but they still don’t care too much for skinners.
Hugo Chavez Frias on December 23rd, 2007
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Kurt Nimmo
TruthNews
December 21, 2007
It’s not enough they vacuum up your phone calls and emails, they know your medical history and financial transactions, now they want to look through your walls, right into the most private aspects of your life conducted behind closed doors.
“The lobster is at the forefront of the next new weapon in the war on terror: a handheld device that could help Homeland Security agents see through wood, concrete and steel,” reports Fox News. “Technology based on the crustacean’s uncanny ability to see through dark, cloudy, deep sea water is guiding scientists funded by the government in the early stages of developing a ray that one day could be used by border agents, airport screeners and the Coast Guard.”
Of course, it will be used as well to snoop people deemed a political threat by the government, as government is more concerned with the opposition than imaginary terrorists sneaking in the country by way of a port container. Border agents will not need such a device because it is their job to turn their backs while millions of illegals stream across the border.
David Throckmorton, a project manager in Homeland Security’s Science and Technology division, says a California company has developed a handheld prototype called the LEXID (Lobster Eye X-ray Imaging Device) that can see through walls.
The image, shown on a small screen, isn’t “high-definition TV quality,” Throckmorton says. But it’s good enough to pick up a cache of weapons or the parts for a bomb. It can also show a border agent if a person is crouched on the other side of a steel or concrete wall.
It might also be used to find weapons entirely legal under the Bill of Rights. If the drift of Congress is any indication — and possibly soon enough the drift of the Supreme Court — what is completely legal today may become illegal and thus subject to confiscation tomorrow. It is not too far out to imagine a Ministry sub-contracted thug from Blackwater with one of these soon-to-be perfected and manufactured devices scanning your home looking for the family shotgun. If you doubt this can happen, remember “deputized” Blackwater goons going door-to-door in New Orleans seizing entirely legal firearms.
There’s no estimate yet on how much each device would cost, but [Rick Shie, senior vice president at Physical Optics Corporation] says they hope to make it inexpensively enough so that it could have wide commercial appeal, including to pest control companies and contractors who need to look inside walls for rats or pipes.
And don’t forget the rats who oppose the neocons. Or for that matter their successors, be it Hillary or some other version of neolib dedicated to turn this country into a gulag same as the neocons.
But don’t worry — cost is no object, as the Ministry has already spent billions to destroy our Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Instead of calling this thing a “Lobster Eye X-ray Imaging Device,” we should call it a “Fourth Amendment Destruction Device,” as it seriously compromises our right to be secure in our persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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S. Wolf Britain on December 21st, 2007
You’re so right, Kurt; and these “s(ick)ophants”, or “(p)syc(h)ophants”, of tyrants and traitors are so wrong! That’s privacy spelled out right there in the Fourth Amendment, though the word “privacy” isn’t used in the Constitution, and it does have to use the actual word. If we have, or had, a right “….to be secure in (our) person, houses (all places we live), papers, and effects, against UNREASONABLE [which presuming us guilty, violating our privacy and looking at us and what we’re doing, and/or what we possess in the way of “effects”, IS (MOST DEFINITELY AND BLATANTLY UNREASONABLE)] searches and seizures….”, that is a description of the right to privacy to a capital ‘P’! And their having and using stuff like this on people who are ALL supposed to be presumed “innocent until PROVEN (’beyond a reasonable doubt’) guilty in a court of law (by a jury of their peers)” is a violation of the Fourth Amendment AND OF PRIVACY!
But, like the good little complicit Machiavellian sycophants they are, the ends supposedly justify the means of violating privacy. Sickos!
Brian on December 22nd, 2007
Whats next cameras all through the house? Wake up America !!!!
Philip on December 22nd, 2007
They’ve been doing similar atrocities for years. Cameras in targeted peoples’ homes, so that when exiting their home to visit their postal box (for example, after having sent off an anti-Government-crime letter in the recent past), a police helicopter can be conveniently waiting, to hover overhead. I have had the experience while residing in Las Vegas. And then there’s thermal imaging, performed from those helicopters which, I have noticed, tend to fly around just about bedtime - so they know who’s wearing pajamas and who is not. They should have been hovering around a Friday night two weeks ago at 3 A.M. when I took an early walk around our neighbourhood. An SUV was rocking back and forth, and as I got closer, there were the unmistakable voices of an adult man and a young girl about seven years of age or so. She sounded…well, somewhat aggrieved. What the hell is the world coming to?
mike on December 22nd, 2007
Philip; “,there were the unmistakable voices of an adult male and a young girl about seven years of age or so.
WELL CRIST MAN! I hope you got the make model and plate number, and then expidiently called the cops. There not good for much, but they still don’t care too much for skinners.
Hugo Chavez Frias on December 23rd, 2007
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