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FBI Director Admits Use of Drones in United States

FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledges the use of surveillance drones inside of the United States. --On the Bonus Show: CA bar has heels-only rule, Kim ...

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BiLlAbOnG353 commented on 22 Jun 2013

well duh, of course their spying on us. why do you think technology has advanced so much? why do you think social media has boomed in the past few years? the more information we put on the internet, the more they know about us, and what we're doing, we all know that they monitor phone calls, and the internet, they can even look through the camera on you're stupid iphones. yeah, fuck the govt. america the land of the free? ha, freedom and privacy doesnt even exist anymore. we need a revolution~

RFInterests commented on 21 Jun 2013

A lunatic that has for years been addressing this issue, does he slip into hyperbol, yes, does he attack issues the MSM wont touch because the are compromised corporate cowards,yes. Alex Jones exists because journalism in the MSM is dead for all intensive purposes, there are no muckrakers any more, just government/ corporate PR professionals hiding the insane corruption and tyranny being perpetrated on the cognitively dissonant, confused, and wishful thinking american population.

kazooga1234 commented on 21 Jun 2013

ya people didnt back feingold up and they didnt back up grayson either so grayson left for sometime even though grayson was fighting for the people and wasnt around for the PATRIOT ACT filibuster i am glad grayson is back in now but feingold just decided he was to old to try to get back into congress and its sad because we need more people like him thats why we need people in MA to vote for ed markey he is like grayson and warren

PhillipHunsberger commented on 23 Jun 2013

I understand people's concern using drones here in America. The government hasn't proven itself to be filled with rational thinkers. But using drones instead of helicopters within itself I see no problems with. Again though, it's the slippery slope method the government uses is concerning.

glitchuser4 commented on 21 Jan 2014

+xadam2dudex ur lingo is i r confused. If you want anti-gun nuts, go to The Young Turks. They seem to believe banning guns is possible. I'm here to say banning guns doesn't change America's violent nature. I think we must address our violent nature rather than the tools of war.

Leah D commented on 22 Jun 2013

I guess I don't understand how this is a problem. It is our airspace and if the FBI wanted to fly a helicopter around for surveillance then they could. A drone is an aircraft, not a weapon. It could be programmed to deliver you a pizza if Domino's owned one.

grendal1136 commented on 24 Jun 2013

No it is not having a target to eliminate the threat. also there is the whole problem with not having a warrant. You know...an excuse to pay a cop to watch your grandma in the back yard. Instead of just a bored nerd that needs flight time.

Andy .T commented on 21 Jun 2013

might want to think about revising that 'land of the free' part of the national anthem based on this and so many other violations of the constitution and civil liberties, modern America doesn't quite live up to it's foundation :p shame

TruthDecay commented on 21 Jun 2013

Lmao!!! "Not surprise to many"? Love how you confectionary coat all Obama scandals!! Yeah, you and your boyfriend Louis there knew they were recording ALL phone calls in America?? And using key word algorithms? Yeah ohhhhhkay!!

RFInterests commented on 21 Jun 2013

It might be one day when they are smaller and have shot gun shell loaded on them, quick eradication of an entire problematic population, we are ensuring our destruction if we do not regulate the government more.

Green Flash commented on 23 Jun 2013

Am I missing something or is there really no difference between surveillance by drones and surveillance by helicopters or hot air balloons? I think it's just the term "drone" that conjures up horrific notions.

Jaqueline Safra commented on 24 Jan 2014

Stop using these drone ops on your own citizens you MF nazi piece of shit. You and your cohorts are the real traitors. You're not patriots. You're a slimy plague on the legacy of our Founding Fathers.

46619TAB commented on 21 Jun 2013

've only seen drones in photos, send a letter to my local police force please. Oh wait, they're so financially strapped because of a Repugnantcn governor they can't afford the stamp to reply.

smitty2868 commented on 21 Jun 2013

The United Police States of America. ♪ Oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light ♫ ♫ What so proudly we hail, in the twilight's LAST GLEAMING ♪ ......oops

kazooga1234 commented on 21 Jun 2013

not just cenk the moment i had a report to do on the PATRIOT ACT i foresaw this as well i was just hoping that obama wouldnt be this much of a prick

Antony bro commented on 22 Jun 2013

police state, country.xenophobic, we're #1 u.s.a. watch that border! drones ? what's happened to the land of the free. America the once beautiful..

kazooga1234 commented on 22 Jun 2013

that was because those 3 didnt involve destroying peoples privacy and it wasnt any different then the laws we have now

phantomjolt commented on 21 Jun 2013

we are so screwed when other countries make their own drones oh wait china is already manufacturing their own

kazooga1234 commented on 21 Jun 2013

thx for the ha bisky vid on what was already predicted by smart people the moment the PATRIOT ACT was passed

Derick Walsh commented on 21 Jun 2013

I love the show, only thing I don't like is that you don't include sources/links for further reading

Snovishvishbvat commented on 21 Jun 2013

If you want to know how big his penis is, just look at the screen. He's measuring it for you.

kazooga1234 commented on 21 Jun 2013

sanders i think he is still there and he was opposed if i am wrong let me know with links

xadam2dudex commented on 27 Jul 2013

when u believe guns will set u free and r the answers u r the cause of the problem u fear

46619TAB commented on 21 Jun 2013

Would it be a surprise if China was manufacturing the drones for the US as well?

kazooga1234 commented on 21 Jun 2013

no they didnt because nobody actually read it do you know how long that shit was

glitchuser4 commented on 27 Jul 2013

When you believe banning guns is positive for society, you are an anti-gun nut.

ja2smart92 commented on 21 Jun 2013

For months, police departments have been ordering drones for use. This isnt new

kazooga1234 commented on 21 Jun 2013

well some people didnt know what was in it and thats why they didnt oppose it

3925 commented on 23 Jun 2013

So let's turn off the tv, put down our Big Macs and have a REVOLUTION!

Vlad Innawoods commented on 21 Jun 2013

Interesting times I'm growing up in... and I'm happy to own an AR15.

xadam2dudex commented on 21 Jun 2013

in the words of a well known youtuber OF COOOOOOOOOOOURRSSE

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FBI Admits Using Drones in the U.S.

"The United States uses drones for surveillance in some limited law enforcement situations, FBI Director Robert Mueller said on Wednesday, sparking additional ...

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k ann commented on 03 Feb 2014

I am being targeted by the FBI with 24/7 surveillance and the local police, no privacy in public aand the home and it has destroyed my life. I have seen what must be a drone in farmingdale, ny at night since October 2013. I have called many airports and they have said it could be a helicopter but this aircraft comes at around 6pm est and parks itself in the sky diagonal to my living room window and total invasion of privacy, and I cant even leave my blinds open due to this. Its surveillancing me as if I am some kind of murderer or terrorist! I never threatened anyone nor have I committed any heinous crime and yet this is going on for a year and a half now! I am being tortured by an emf device being used against my will and I know the FBI office in Melville is not to far from where I live and neither is the army reserve. I did meet 2 fbi agents a year ago and ever since then, I started getting blasted with this illegal emf device that does microwave signal technology to my brain and can read my thoughts by way of voice to skull technology- remote neural monitoring, its a living nightmare, and its a human abuse and torture what they are doing to me taking my rights away, human amendments and tesing these drones(which have emf sensors and infrared , other uses on them according to Wikipedia)on me too. These things can use the emf from a distance through your rooftop to injure me. its complete invasion of Americas privacy and should be banned we don't need them.

CitizenToxie85 commented on 22 Jun 2013

This is the same thing as when police departments use helicopters. The only difference is that a Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) costs less money to operate and maintain. Also, I love how everyone keeps throwing the word "Drone" around incorrectly. For any machine to be considered a drone, it would have to actually think for itself and make decisions independently without any human input. UAVs are not "drones", they are basically just giant radio controlled model airplanes with cameras on them.

Seymour13 commented on 22 Jun 2013

(cont.) Nor do they have qualms about keeping everyone they can under surveillance. And '80+ million of armed individuals' out to oppose or depose the government would be classified as domestic terrorists. "The military is made up of US citizens" Yes, but the military is in direct service of the government. Before the military would help the american people, the government would have to do something truly atrocious to said people. By that time a lot of the damage will already be done. (cont.)

YouEnvyMe310 commented on 22 Jun 2013

Been listening to Alex Jones for a while but there a saying don't believe everything being told to you unless you research it yourself. Alex Jones been label many things and I understand why, I mean the way he gets his point across seems annoying but can't blame the guy for being piss at our government. He just report what he knows and after want the people to see the facts them self. Knowledge is this age weapon, if we use it right everyone on this planet could live life easy and peacefully.

Evirthewarrior commented on 21 Jun 2013

Really? Using a "sniper rifle" to hit a small, moving, flying object that is a few thousand feet above you? This is why your joke falls flat. Also you are a moron to think that 80 million+ armed individuals wouldn't be any type of significant threat to the US military. Especially ones that blend in with the populace, with many members of the military that would join the side of the people against the government. You think the Arab Spring was effective with their social media, imagine America.

MrRockerFocker commented on 21 Jun 2013

Bugs in our phones, drones in the skies, and complete internet surviellance? WHAT THE FUCK!? How are there no mobs outside of the White House in a rage? Oh I'm sorry, many of you have jobs that you have to work 18 hours every fucking day, miss holidays, and keep up the cycle so your kids don't have to live in a cardboard box? Yea, I wonder why they're getting away with incinerating our rights of every man for the benefit of a few men. God Bless America. Land of the cheese, home of the bacon.

Seymour13 commented on 22 Jun 2013

"it would destroy the nation" Which is why there would be a chance for success, but only with military aid (as I previously stated). If it's just 'the people' then in the end it comes down to civilians VS the police and a part of the military. And of course we'd never know if the government would go through with this hypothetical bombing unless push ever comes to shove, but what we do know is that they are sick enough to rationalize such atrocities when they do it in other countries. (cont.)

Bryan Geonzon commented on 25 Jun 2013

You know what this drone program needs to get stronger. Here's why. Pratically every day we are bombing a bunch of civilians"combatants" in a different country the average american doesn't know/care. now/even before drones are spying on US soil. most still doesn't know/care. BUT hopefully the government is able to arm the drones and blow up a few US buildings/schools/churches THEN the average american can't say oh its in a different country and not know/care if there kids are the ones dead.

Seymour13 commented on 22 Jun 2013

(cont.) Oh well, good job turning your misunderstanding of a sarcastic joke into a discussion over nothing (though I guess it takes two to argue). The point was that those drones are basically a 'fuck you' to the american people, and that the basic firearms that some argue they need to protect their rights can't really do much about it (something you were all too happy to point out by referring to physics). Anyway, I happened to have a spare minute but this is my last comment on the matter.

arspraestigium1 commented on 23 Jun 2013

My final "Young Turks" post. Though I'm retired and have a great deal of free time, I haven't enough to waist here. This is the first thing you've said I wholeheartedly agree with. Privacy in the US, what used to be known as the 4th Amendment "right" no longer exists in this country. I'm compelled to point out, however, that it was one of the otherwise (according to you) knuckle-dragging Republicans asking this pertinent question. It's amusing how you destroy conservatives, then quote them.

mk185077 commented on 21 Jun 2013

"And ladies and gentlemen they already ADMITTED it all in documents, I know because we've got them ... all ... right ... here .! " I am with you brother. I love the 8% -15% of his stuff, that really is solid gold. He is due a ton of credit for being way, way ahead of the curve on the police state and GMO. However, I dislike that Jones entertains the entire spectrum of Crackpotville. However, Jones is a rare case where he is both crazy and informative. Credit where credit is due, good call.

Evirthewarrior commented on 22 Jun 2013

If that was the punchline your delivery was very poor then you tried to explain it as if it wasn't the punch line. Fail all around on your end. A pistol is a way to get a better weapon. Look up the history of the the FP .45 Liberator pistol.(hint: its the reason the 3d printed pistol is named Liberator) Video about it: watch?v=vwjyQt_fvzI You know nothing of warfare, only a moron or ignorant would think that 80 million+ armed individuals wouldn't be a significant threat to the US military

Evirthewarrior commented on 22 Jun 2013

I did read the side note, you are a moron, so basically the US government bombs US citizens, social media takes over and the movement grows resulting in a revolution or civil war. On top of that, if they had to resort to using such tactics it would destroy the nation, there wouldn't be much left to fight for. The military is made up of US citizens. Most people forget that. They seem to think that the military is a collective army made of robots that will do anything asked of them.

Christopher Story commented on 26 Jun 2013

It's not that I don't have anything to hide or be ashamed of, it's what they're going to start saying I should be ashamed of that bothers me. Seriously, read Nineteen Eighty-Four. Enjoying sex was a crime with a minimum penalty of 5 years in a labor camp and a maximum penalty of death. And by the time you were supposed to be ashamed of enjoying sex, the government already had the serveillance capabilities to find out if you were secretly enjoying sex behind BIG BROTHER's back.

Delatoth commented on 22 Jun 2013

Except the American government has already admitted it's storing all the phone calls from several providers and is building a site to store all the information... and they can already get all of your web info... So I don't to think about whether or not they can, They've already admitted they can. The amount of information 300 million people produce is actually not that difficult to hold or track, nor is it really that expensive when said 300 million are paying you to do it.

Logan Gray commented on 21 Jun 2013

I don't live in America. But there is a visible dichotomy between what they do in Turkey (over what started as a protest against a park being demolished) and living in a surveillance state, which has a massive difference. It's also more serious. However, now Turkey's revolts go against the government. Over a million now. In comparison, it's interesting, the predisposition Americans have against roaming the streets for the freedom they love so dearly.

MrRockerFocker commented on 03 Jul 2013

No, pilot training of manual aaircraafts cost more because there's more training and the reason drones are so accessable with other countries as well is because they're cheap to make. Plus without the care that we'd like them to put in our economy the government can keep charging thee middle class more to compensate for a higher production of drones. That added to internet and phone survelience that is active NOW and i'd say we're fucked.

TheRoot Message commented on 27 Jun 2013

The only hierarchies capitalism creates is business positions such as Boss , Managers and Employees... Besides that no other hierarchy is morally correct... Corporations got their power from governments not from capitalism... Today we have crony capitalism with corporations, that would not happen with just true capitalism... the government has caused this crony capitalism... Research it and you'll see for yourself.

AK commented on 21 Jun 2013

Alex Jones believe in EVERY conspiracy theory, the idea that the government will be watching everything we do and controlling us is hardly an original "prediction" by Alex Jones, it's been mirrored throughout history, in books like 1984, Fahrenheit 451, One flew over the cookoos nest etc. when drones came about, it was pretty obvious that one day the government would use it for their advantage in surveillance.

cjfilmproductions commented on 21 Jun 2013

What the Fuck the world is so crazy that Alex Jones is becoming The Sane one . seriously... In Brasil there are a million people protesting in the streets over a 22 cent bus fair hike. In America The government has a secret assasintion list including citizens.Drones in the sky . All our phone are tapped our internet is monitered and the only riot going on is in Miami becuse the heat won.. SMH

Evirthewarrior commented on 23 Jun 2013

Mutually assured destruction is a very powerful tool to keep both sides in check, that is why an armed nation is "necessary to the security of a free State" That is why I believed your "joke" was about the number of firearms we have in the US not what you tried to claim later about the physics. Since this is your last comment, have a wonderful day.

Árni Guðbjartsson commented on 25 Jun 2013

IMO it would be OK to use drones in a criminal investigation. The are efficient for surveillance. You would need a court order for drone use against the person under investigation, be it a criminal or terrorist. It would only be used for surveillance. However I don't think that's the way it will go. So better no drones than abuse of drones.

maxxmann1972 commented on 23 Jun 2013

Huh, you're right, AJ had been screaming 1984 for how long? But he's a nut. Nooo way the government would spy on you, that's conspiracy theorists wacko looney unpatriotic treasonous talk right there. Just ignore the facts, all the facts do is make it hard to live all of your ignorant pathetic useless lives.

Jory Ferrell commented on 24 Sep 2013

Please search for the following on youtube: "Members of the FBI have a serious issue with citizens being able to defend themselves... " I was threatened by FBI agents for trying to film an interview with them about my protests at my place of work concerning the drone warfare committed by our government.

Mussi93 commented on 21 Jun 2013

a few? he's "making fun" of american politics, which is perfectly justified. you on the other side said "it's better than your shithole country" why? you didn't even know where he was from. The USA is going more and more in the direction of a police state, why wouldn't you want to criticize that?

Ben Monroe commented on 21 Jun 2013

I'm taking law classes and one of my professors is a appellate court judge. We had this conversation about drones and he pointed out that the plain view doctrine is in effect from the air. This means no matter how high your fence is anyone from the air can snoop around without a warrant.

Piff Kush commented on 21 Jun 2013

Whats really crazy is if you listen to what Alex and Cenk both speak of generally, you will see that Alex and Cenk BOTH AGREE on many things! The notion of left vs right is bull crap and anyone who thinks they have to pick a side and only agree with hat one side is a brain dead fool!

TheIllusionelf commented on 24 Jun 2013

Still this drone thing doesn't bother me as much as this internet shit does. I mean what if someone has the same IP address as me and they go on anti-government websites? My computer just told me it has encountered a problem because another computer has my IP address.

kris6682 commented on 25 Jun 2013

i would imagine if you have excess you give it to someone who doesn't have enough instead of trying to profit from them. anarchy will never work because it would require everyone to be a "good person" which is something i have only met a handful of in my life.

Dm Gray commented on 22 Jun 2013

Your government spend far more on tax rebates, contracts and incentives for corporations than it spends on "entitlements" Hell, some forms of benefit in the US are a kind of subsidy for big employers (Walmart employees relying on food stamps, for instance)

nyg954123 commented on 24 Jun 2013

I don't know why you people are surprised by the drones and the phone an email tracking. The government has been taking everything that technology will let them. How nieve can you be. I am not saying it's right but they are going to track us legal or not.

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