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minusonebit · 12-24-2006, 04:12 PM

Now this shit is scary. But the really scary thing is that this will be here in the States within the next few years on a wide scale, it is already here on a small scale. Of course, what was most cute was where Tony Blair (Bush's Right Hand Man) justified it as being needed to eliminate terrorism.

George Orwell Was Right: Spy Cameras See Britons' Every Move

By Nick Allen

Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- It's Saturday night in Middlesbrough, England, and drunken university students are celebrating the start of the school year, known as Freshers' Week.

One picks up a traffic cone and runs down the street. Suddenly, a disembodied voice booms out from above:

``You in the black jacket! Yes, you! Put it back!'' The confused student obeys as his friends look bewildered.

``People are shocked when they hear the cameras talk, but when they see everyone else looking at them, they feel a twinge of conscience and comply,'' said Mike Clark, a spokesman for Middlesbrough Council who recounted the incident. The city has placed speakers in its cameras, allowing operators to chastise miscreants who drop coffee cups, ride bicycles too fast or fight outside bars.

More: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...cj4&refer=home

12-24-2006, 04:12 PM
minusonebit So Fucking Banned Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: [email protected] Posts: 7,391	George Orwell Was Right: Spy Cameras See Britons' Every Move Now this shit is scary. But the really scary thing is that this will be here in the States within the next few years on a wide scale, it is already here on a small scale. Of course, what was most cute was where Tony Blair (Bush's Right Hand Man) justified it as being needed to eliminate terrorism. George Orwell Was Right: Spy Cameras See Britons' Every Move By Nick Allen Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- It's Saturday night in Middlesbrough, England, and drunken university students are celebrating the start of the school year, known as Freshers' Week. One picks up a traffic cone and runs down the street. Suddenly, a disembodied voice booms out from above: ``You in the black jacket! Yes, you! Put it back!'' The confused student obeys as his friends look bewildered. ``People are shocked when they hear the cameras talk, but when they see everyone else looking at them, they feel a twinge of conscience and comply,'' said Mike Clark, a spokesman for Middlesbrough Council who recounted the incident. The city has placed speakers in its cameras, allowing operators to chastise miscreants who drop coffee cups, ride bicycles too fast or fight outside bars. More: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...cj4&refer=home