Homelessland security porta tech (March 2010)

06/09/2010

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This isn't as current as most stuff on the feed but was a worthy repost.
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Future Attribute Screening Technology cumming soon

05/19/2010

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FROM CFIR

DARPA's homeland security sister working on device that 'detects' intentSince its inception, the Department of Homeland Security has promoted modern technology as a way to save the nation from terrorism, and it’s done so in part by emulating the Pentagon’s preoccupation with science and experimentation. Some of the country’s most significant achievements, in fact, were conceived by pioneering researchers the government hired to help give warfighters an advantage over their enemies.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, performed many of those tasks, taking credit in part for the Stealth Fighter and pilotless drones, as well as other advancements that are slightly more civilian in nature, like the Internet. DARPA is also frequently cast in popular culture and science fiction as the government’s secret laboratory for building disturbing tools that can do things like read our minds.

That distinction now belongs to DARPA’s sister, the Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency, and officials are suggesting they’re closer to making the unthinkable a reality. Here at Elevated Risk, we’re reluctant to lead the tin-foil hat and 9/11 Truth crowds into fanciful conspiracy theories, but there’s no doubt the Department of Homeland Security believes it’s possible for the right technology to “sense” human intentions.

Among a list of experimental achievements listed in the department’s budget request this year is the testing of a “real-time malintent detection capability,” or machinery that can measure things like heart rate, micro-facial expressions, breathing patterns and body heat as an individual walks through a security portal. Software algorithms would determine if a combined set of behaviors and physiological qualities amounted to someone hiding plans to carry out a terrorist attack.



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Domestic Spy Program (USA)

01/26/2009

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Department of homeland security introduces a space based domestic spy program that went online on October 1st, 2008. The technology is said to be available to all levels of authority (CIA, FBI, state and municipal police) for the purpose of ‘disaster management’ (I.e. revolution suppression management), or more simply put: publicized to scare the shit out of people who dare resist their shadowy overlord’s agendas.
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