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Monday, August 27, 2007

Just us birds

Remember it's just us birds.

http://www.technovelgy.com/ct/Science-Fiction-News.asp?NewsNum=964

http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/
personal_tech/article1447178.ece

From Times OnlineFebruary 27, 2007

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Scientists create remote-controlled pigeon

Chinese scientists have succeeded in implanting electrodes in the brain of a pigeon to control the bird’s flight remotely, state media have reported.

The Xinhua News Agency said scientists at the Robot Engineering Technology Research Centre at Shandong University of Science and Technology in eastern China used the micro-electrodes to command the bird to fly right or left, and up or down.

The implants stimulated different areas of the pigeon’s brain according to electronic signals sent by the scientists via computer, mirroring natural signals generated by the brain, Xinhua quoted chief scientist Su Xuecheng as saying.

It was the first such successful experiment on a pigeon in the world, said Mr Su, who conducted a similar successful experiment on mice in 2005. [/quote]

http://www.notbored.org/the-L-magazine.html

Here's Looking at You

With Urban Eyes Marcus Kirsch and Jussi Angesleva also use preexisting technology embedded and unseen in our cities, CCTV surveillance cameras. Instead of computer programmers, they have enlisted pigeons as their conspiratorial message carriers. Kirsch and Angesleva feed pigeons seeds containing RFID tags that communicate with a city's CCTV cameras; as the birds fly near a CCTV camera, a photograph is recorded and sent to a distinct URL. Here's an incarnation of the messenger pigeon -- photographing the city from above, alerting us to invisible eyes. The best part? The project is eco-friendly; digested devices are shat out like so many stones some 12 hours later.

Absurd and, perhaps, minor (Urban Eyes has won prizes but not funding; conspiracy, anyone?), these projects are a new form of sabotage. Ultimately, however, NameBase and Urban Eyes merely reverse the camera angle of surveillance: they say, "see, now we can spy on you" or "look, a pigeon can do this, and then shit out your technology." And the result of the pigeons' work, while a mockery of the government's surveillance program, produces what it critiques, more city surveillance pictures.
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Pigeon CCTV Public Surveillance - a use for pigeons!

Everyone complains about pigeons, that there's too many in our cities and they're a pest - thus could give them a use?Mount small wireless camera's in a pigeon and thus the centrally located operations centre could view the pigeon's whereabouts and if they see anything suspicious take a snap shot from the pigeon closest!

Think about it, something dodgy going on and a plain clothed spy would only need drop some corn on the floor and the pigeons would descend!
Also by getting pooed on by a pigeon, may give a new meaning to 'just been caught'!
Findus, Mar 22 2007
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Oddly, I had almost the same idea at the beginning of the week. Retrofitting pigeons with either audio or video or stills low-power equipment that sends encrypted information to the web periodically - the mass of pigeons and the wisdom of crowds would allow an aggregate pervasive immersion to be built up.
I.T., Mar 22 2007
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http://www.singsign.com/blog/pigeon-bloggers/

Pigeon cyborg bloggersFebruary 10th, 2006

Environmentally aware pigeons become bloggers. Carrying GPS and simple mobile transmitters, 20 pigeons traverse the skies of San José, transmitting air pollution levels, photos and create a dynamic map of air quality. This is pretty brilliant use of blogs and pigeons, methinks!

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http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2003-12-26-spy-gear_x.htm

The CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology is celebrating its 40th anniversary by revealing a few dozen of its secrets for a new museum inside its headquarters near Washington.
Keith Melton, a leading historian of intelligence, calls it "the finest spy musuem you'll never see." It is accessible only to CIA employees and guests admitted to those closed quarters.

Besides the jungle transmitter, the exhibits include a robotic catfish, a remote-controlled dragonfly and a camera strapped to the chests of pigeons and released over enemy targets in the 1970s. The secret gadgets currently used by CIA are left to the imagination of visitors.

The pigeons' missions remain classified, made possible only after the CIA secretly developed a camera weighing only as much as a few coins. An earlier test with a heavier camera in the skies over Washington failed after two days when the overburdened pigeon was forced to walk home.
"People don't think of a pigeon as being anything more than a rodent on top of a building," said Pat Avery of Newalla, Okla., who runs the National Pigeon Association and loves to recount decades-old exploits by famous military pigeons such as "Spike" and "Big Tom."

But as surveillance technology improved, the need for CIA pigeons diminished. "They're pretty passe now," she said.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeon_intelligence

Pigeon intelligence

Pigeons have featured in numerous experiments in comparative psychology, including experiments concerned with animal cognition, and as a result we have considerable knowledge of pigeon intelligence. Pigeons can remember large numbers of individual images for a long time, e.g. hundreds of images for periods of several years. Pigeons can be taught relatively complex actions and response sequences, and can learn to make responses in different sequences.
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http://www.video-surveillance-guide.com/3021-wireless-spy-cam.htm

Evolution to a wireless spy cam

Some fun facts from The Spy Museum:

In 1917-1918, aerial surveillance cameras consisted of pigeons strapped with tiny cameras that continuously clicked away. In 1949, clever spies in Germany used a wristwatch camera that took pictures when the spy pretended to check the time. In the 1970’s, KGB spies wore coats wired with buttonhole cameras. In the 1980’s, the East German security service was known to use a “through the wall” camera for spying in hotels.

What would these spies have thought if they knew that now they could have a wireless spy cam that has a pinhole-sized lens? These systems have become so affordable that we can look back on the old spy methods and chuckle at the extreme lengths they took to do something that can now be said to be quite ordinary.

http://www.pimall.com/nais/e.menu-bb.htmlhttp://www.pimall.com/nais/pencilerasercam.html

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Monday, March 26, 2007

A world enslaved.

A world enslaved?

Who would believe it unless they were living it, but that seems to be where we are heading.
A year ago you could not have convinced me of this, and you could not have done anything to get me to believe that people in Canada, America and the UK, were walking around in Stasi like conditions. I just would not have accepted that people from those societies would have so easily given up their wills to go along with something that will not only enslave them, but their children and grandchildren, but here I am a year later and I am a believer.

In my city we have a civilian spy force that encompasses most of the city. People are being cohered into spying on each other, and into spying on others. They are allowing themselves to be used like this. I mean did they grow up in the same society that I did? I just can't believe how quickly they have given up their wills. Their freedom, their ability to choose to not go along with this, but I am seeing it, living it, and finding it so hard to believe.

Had a bit of street theater today. I was on the train and I had some suburban spy, pretending to be crazy threaten my life. Like I said pretending to be crazy, but he he knew what he was doing, and saying. I am guessing my postings online and actions offline are being loved and adored by he powers that be. This is the second occurrence of this, let's not forget my friend with the very long knife also recently. However anyone who has gone before or who will come after knows that these people are dangerous and lethal, so we take nothing for granted and yet we must live as we see fit to do.

I can honestly say that though this was street theater, it's not to ever be taken lightly, these people are dangerous and they have eliminated others in the most violent and extreme ways at times past in society. The survivors of Cointelpro 1 some of whom are still being hunted down today, or in jail could tell you. Some of the one's who didn't survive our year of the gun could tell you also.

My question is how far back does this slave society, this prison planet go? I mean this concentration is nothing new. In doing reading and research they tried to have a spy force back in WW1 there has also been spying at Universities and Colleges since then, so I can only guess that this goes back a bit. How I could have missed this is beyond me, but it seems to be more recent times that we are seeing a more overt manifestation of something that has always been ongoing.
http://www.Spying101.com

People are scared out of their wits by this, and they should be. The state is a dangerous and cruel master, and if you give your will over to the state, prepare for a brutal and unmerciful master at the helm. Social control like this is the only way you could ever hope to control a global population. Think global and act local. I just don't understand how the men and woman of this time could go along with this, could give over their wills to this. So many and in such a short space of time? Well so many, but since I don't know the time frame we are looking at, it's hard to say, how long this has been working for? How long have things been like this for?

All I know is that these people help commit some of the worst things on the planet, and the people in our societies are just going along with this. It's heart rendering to see people that are so subdued. The worst slavery is when you do not know that you are bound and they are bound.
Someone on my forum was saying that the social control is very similar to how cults control their populations. I have never been a part of a cult so I don't know, but how do people get free of cults? Considering this is a global cult or soon to be once the other free nations are subdued, how do people break free? It's so funny, if all the people tomorrow could just pull it together and decide that they just were not going to go along with this anymore, then it would end, but that's always the joke of every forced and controlled society. The people always have the power to defeat it, but they are always too scared, or they just don't believe that they have the power and so the state gets them to control each other. It's like the wizard in the land of Oz, this little puny guy, who scared the heck out of people, and yet he's just this puny guy, pulling some very powerful strings. Everyone has the power somewhere to click there heels and somehow get out of this but yet they won't.

At least since I have start blogging, I have seen better formations. If you are going to work for the state then you should walk and march like it. That's the only plus side that I have seen so far. I also know that systems like this in the past did not necessarily get defeated with open rebellion, some were defeated because the people quietly rebelled and they were able to over come, but this is crazy, and when I see something like this, I can't help but be open about it. I mean for the sake of the innocent that are up and coming, someone has to speak out about what is happening.

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