Insanity del fratello maggiore: Macchine fotografiche che guardano le macchine fotografiche

Da Mick Meaney
Notizie di alternativa di RINF 

La società di sorveglianza non è soddisfare giusto per guardare tutti noi, dappertutto andiamo, ma ora stiamo considerando il controllo delle relative proprie macchine fotografiche, poichè i membri di grande pubblico si ribellano contro l'aumento drammatico di questi sistemi d'erosione di segretezza - distruggendo uno dei metodi di sorveglianza disprezzati nel Regno Unito, la macchina fotografica di velocità.

Vandals, combattenti di libertà o patriots, decidete, state designando le macchine fotografiche come bersaglio di velocità vicino al bordo scozzese lungo il A68, il A1 e il A697 in Berwickshire. Seven attacks in three years have officials and Big Brother supporters worried.

Colin McNeil, head of the Lothian & Borders Safety Camera Partnership, the company who manage the cameras said: “Every time it happens it is inconvenient, it is costly and it is a crime. It is obviously something that we are concerned about to such a degree that we are now looking at potential ways of monitoring sites.”

“There are companies there who would provide us with CCTV coverage of the cameras themselves - the cameras looking after the cameras kind of thing.”

The logical step in a democracy would be to remove the cameras instead of spending even more of the taxpayers’ money to replace them, as the message has clearly been sent that this form of surveillance is not acceptable.

However the authorities are continuing to advance the nationwide surveillance of drivers by taking technology to new levels with the Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system, which feeds vehicle and driver information into the Police National Computer database, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency database and insurance databases.

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