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DHS Built Custom Predator Drones to Identify Gun Owners, Tap Phones

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Barry Donegan

Over the past few years, the CIA has been using unmanned drones to pick apart the countryside in locations like Yemen and Pakistan, allegedly targeting militants. However, civilians are often hit in these strikes, either as collateral damage or due … Continue reading →

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Was the Mysterious Explosion in Indianapolis a Drone Strike?

Posted on November 13, 2012 by Barry Donegan

Last Saturday evening, two Indianapolis homes exploded, killing two people and damaging 18 neighboring structures. At first, authorities suggested that it was caused by a gas leak or faulty furnace. However, overhead photos of the blast show devastation that looks … Continue reading →

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Drones: Bringing the Plot of The Terminator to Life

Posted on November 9, 2012 by Barry Donegan

The Terminator movie series is a tale of the military industrial complex spinning out of control. In the plot, military contractor Cyberdyne Systems created Hunter-Killer robots to replace humans on the battlefield. Also, to sync up world-wide military assets and … Continue reading →

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#TinfoilTuesday – Insect Drones, UFOs, and Dead Cat Drones

Posted on June 19, 2012 by Wes

So we already know that the US military admits to doing research into very small, insect-sized drones that move, and look, and act like insects, but are in fact, remote-controlled surveillance drones. (Or, who knows? It wouldn’t be hard to … Continue reading →

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