https://www.eff.org/pages/face-recognition
Face recognition is a method of identifying or verifying the identity of an individual using their face. Face recognition systems can be used to identify people in photos, video, or in real-time. Law enforcement may also use mobile devices to identify people during police stops.
Read more “Face Recognition | Electronic Frontier Foundation”
http://www.hendonpub.com/resources/article_archive/results/details?id=4951
With tactical pole cameras and scopes, officers can covertly see and monitor activity behind walls and ceilings, under doors, and in darkened conditions. The following companies provide a broad range of video systems and vision solutions that allows tactical team operators to perform their jobs safely and effectively in time-critical situations.
Read more “Tactical Pole Cameras and Scopes | Hendon Publishing”
Providing outdoor security camera and surveillance solutions for large and/or remote areas is not easy. Providing power and communications can mean trenching, permits, adding significantly to costs and schedule. Cameras have a limited coverage and so must be placed close to the areas of interest. IP based cameras are a requirement to provide scalability and compatability. All Sensera cameras can be easily moved to provide better or temporary coverage of a different area.
Read more “5G Dangers as Reported on the Drudge Report 5/20/19 – is it too LATE”
https://business.sprint.com/blog/massive-mimo/
A key to the advanced networking future that 5G promises is Massive MIMO. It’s a term you’re likely to hear increasingly about as the industry moves forward with 5G implementation, and it’s one that is worth taking a closer look at.
Massive MIMO (multiple input/multiple output) is all about antennas, radios, and spectrum, all working together to give the kind ofspeed, capacity, and other benefits businesses are looking forward to in our coming 5G world.
The updated Sebastopol ordinance passed April 16, 2019. It does not stop 5G, there is NO moratorium on 5G in Sebastopol, but it does raise the bar in terms of what the telecom has to do to apply:
Telecom applicants must have an in person meeting with full completed applications.
Telecom applicants must hold public meetings prior to applying.
Telecom applicants must give notice of application to residents within 600 feet of the proposed site.
Antennas must be at least 1500 feet apart.
Antennas not in residential zones.
The Sebastopol Telecommunication Ordinance is 55 pages- and complicated, but above is the basic gist.
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The fire passed through the Santa Susana Field Lab (SSFL), a federal Superfund site in the Simi Hills that was the site of the worst nuclear meltdown in US history in 1959. While the California Department of Toxic Substances Control said there was no reason to be concerned of “any risks other than those normally present in a wildfire situation,” locals aren’t so sure, pointing out that the agency has dragged its feet in cleaning up toxic sites and accusing it of a possible cover-up.
Federal Judge Rules Flint Residents Can Sue EPA Over Water Crisis 4/20/2019
Insider Comment:One can only hope that the corrupt court system and the lawyers that work for the corrupt illegal corporate construct will actually really serve justice for the people. Hope is all that we have! And hope does NOT serve up justice in a world that is run by overlords set on population reductions. This legal pursuit is a distraction while the folks in Flint are drinking contaminated water with lead added into the municipal water supply.Sue on and drink on – the system we ALL live in, whether you are white, black, red, yellow makes NO difference we are being exterminated.
The secret agenda is to give hope, allow some big setbacks for both sides and then dump the whole cabal system for a whole new Cosmic Fascist/satanic system.
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