You Can't Hide Anywhere

You Can't Hide Anywhere

Spot the man with his face blanked out?

THIS IS HOW THE POLICE CAN NOW IDENTIFY RIOTERS & TROUBLE MAKERS USING HIGH DEFINITION ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY. DON'T THINK OF HIDING YOURSELF AMONGST THOUSANDS.............YOU CAN BE EASILY DETECTED & IDENTIFIED.

Using the same technology as Google Earth to track you, be warned it will be most difficult to lose yourself in any crowd.

YOU CAN EASILY BE DETECTED AND IDENTIFIED.

So wherever you may be - Just behave. You can zero in on any one specific single face. The clarity is unbelievable. This is the crowd before the riots in Vancouver.

Put your cursor anywhere in the crowd and double-click a couple of times.

To further help with image, use the scroll button in the centre of your mouse.

Zero in on any one specific single face. The clarity is unbelievable.

This is the photo taken by Port Moody photographer Ronnie Miranda that appeared in the Tri-City News (24-June).

Quite scary huh. You can see - perfectly - the faces of every single individual - and there were thousands!

Just think what the police and the military have at their disposal.



http://www.gigapixel.com/image/gigapan-canucks-g7.html

1984 comes to mind.

Yet it took them 10 years to find Bin Laden. lol

Yeah George Orwell has a lot to answer for. Don't get me going on Bin Laden He was found in 2002!

I wonder how long they've had this tech for? Over 2000 megapixels is crazy

i'd say the technology is at least 20 yrs developing ... we get the crumbs,
they get the full effect ....

and if that isn't bad enough check this out..now they can go INSIDE the buildings...pretee darn scary


Google's Maps Street View service pilots indoor photos

An Australian chocolate shop is one of the first retailers to sign up to the service

Google has started a pilot project allowing the public to look inside shops and other businesses found on its maps.

The feature is an extension of the firm's Street View technology, which already lets users view 360-degree exterior images.

The existing service prompted some privacy complaints from people who claimed the technology was intrusive.

However, Google said the new scheme was on a completely voluntary basis.

"Building on the Google Art Project, which took Street View technology inside 17 acclaimed museums, this project is another creative implementation of Street View technology, to help businesses as they build their online presence," said a company spokesman.

"We hope to enable businesses to highlight the qualities that make their locations stand out through professional, high-quality imagery."

First steps

Initially the roll-out is limited to select locations including London, Paris and a number of cities in Japan, Australia, New Zealand and the US.

The US company said it was beginning the process by inviting the most searched types of businesses to request a visit by its photographers.

Google said these included restaurants, hotels, shops, gyms and vehicle repair workshops.

However, it has ruled out big-brand chains for the time being. Hospitals and lawyers' offices have also been excluded.

Business owners are told they must warn their customers and employees about the photoshoot before it begins. Google has promised it will blur out or refuse to publish any images that include bystanders.

The photoshoots will produce 360-degree images using fish-eye and wide-angle lenses as well as stills. Business owners are also invited to upload their own pictures.

The search site notes that all photographs taken will become its property and that they may be used for other applications. Business owners may request their removal, but the terms and conditions do not include a commitment to comply.

"Retail is always a competitive sector, but this is particularly true at a time of falling disposable incomes," said Sarah Cordey, spokeswoman for the British Retail Consortium.

"Many retailers are increasing their online presence and use of technological innovations, so this is a development some businesses will no doubt consider with interest."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-15493333

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Just to add , I watched a clip where a libya rebel was being interviewed and he was mentioning how they were using google to map out there targets. Im guessing they were using google earth. They also said they were using facebook and twitter as well. Crazy times

Just the tip of the iceberg to allow 360 degree all-seeing eye into your business. Big brother just keep getting more and more in your face, upfront and personal.

Next they'll be doing it without the owners permission, then will come a law that says they can look into your home to see whose coming and going etc.

Encroaching bit by bit.

Funny we can't hide, but elected politicians can.


Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the law enforcer leading an independent investigation into the authenticity of the latest release of the Obama birth certificate, has thrust the issue back into the media spotlight by asking for the aid of the U.S. Selective Service System.






http://www.prisonplanet.com/birther-controversy-back-in-spotlight-as-arpaio-demands-obama-draft-card.html

Yeah they also can see through buildings, such as your home and hear what you are talking about at home from at least a half mile away if tare targeting "you".

they pick up vibrations off of the windows in your house and can translate these vibrations into words you are speaking at the time......Freaks they are indeed....but what they do not know is that God is watching them watch us...

And if you happen to be a Christian they "the watchers" will end up answering to you for what they did to you in secret.... that is divine judgment indeed.