Cameras have been placed throughout Baghdad to help track "insurgents".
I suppose this is what democracy looks like, as the only way you can tell this isn't the U.S. is the lettering on the street sign. We have tracking cameras throughout our "free" country and are apparently applying this technology in our "War on Terror".
(image courtesy of Yahoo)
I suppose this is what democracy looks like, as the only way you can tell this isn't the U.S. is the lettering on the street sign. We have tracking cameras throughout our "free" country and are apparently applying this technology in our "War on Terror".
(image courtesy of Yahoo)
The application in Iraq is exactly the type of usage that privacy advocates have feared in the United States. I suppose we will only use our technology against insurgents, speeders, anti-war activists, terrorists and other select "evil-doer" groups.
(Thanks to Seattle DOT and Edmunds.com for the other pictures above)
1 comment:
In Iraq, they are spy cameras...in the U.S. they are traffic cameras and security cameras.
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