It is time to own some criminal dolls

From Lew Rockwell
License plate readers, yet another law enforcement spying device made possible through funding by the Department of Homeland Security, can record up to 1800 license plates per minute. However, it seems these surveillance cameras can also photograph those inside a moving car. Recent reports indicate that the Drug Enforcement Administration has been using the cameras in conjunction with facial recognition software to build a “vehicle surveillance database” of the nation’s cars, drivers and passengers.
Sidewalk and “public space” cameras, sold to gullible communities as a sure-fire means of fighting crime, is yet another DHS program that is blanketing small and large towns alike with government-funded and monitored surveillance cameras. It’s all part of a public-private partnership that gives government officials access to all manner of surveillance cameras, on sidewalks, on buildings, on buses, even those installed on private property.
Couple these surveillance cameras with facial recognition and behavior-sensing technology and you have the makings of “pre-crime” cameras, which scan your mannerisms, compare you to pre-set parameters for “normal” behavior, and alert the police if you trigger any computerized alarms as being “suspicious.”

Recommendations from 99guspuppet :
I recommend that you get some cardboard life-size figures or even better... some life-size 3D dolls that come with replaceable faces.  By use of the internet , people can share faces de jour ( or de week )  that they can put on their dolls.  Imagine the fun that surveillance cameras will have seeing these faces inside automobiles,  or on the side and back of bicycles or attached to a baby carriage.  Or perhaps on a tethered helium balloon.   Be sure to include hash tags on the faces and maybe 2D bar codes.




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