That's a good thing, but its not just the EPA. I saw Sen. Rand Paul on the news earlier stating the same thing about law enforcement agencies as well. Last week or so, someone here posted a link to the story that you are talking about, so I did a search as well and found not only it, but others about not just local law enforcement agencies doing it, but how the FAA is making plans for a wide variety of local, state, and federal government agencies using it all over our nation by 2015.
So tonight, as I watched Ron Paul on the news saying that its out of control, they showed not only the big drones that we are aware of in use in war zones, but small, quiet, almost model sized radio controlled helicopters with video cameras flying through neighborhoods, moving up to peoples windows and looking, prowling in. That is a particular problem in my state of Indiana, where about a year ago, three of our five state supreme court said that the Fourth Amendment to our U.S. Constitution is "outdated fodder" and NO law enforcement agency even needs a search warrent to enter ANY residence in Indiana, any day of the week, any time of the day. So now, they would no doubt need a warrant to use stealth drones to be peeping toms either.
My father came to America from communist Poland, and he no doubt is spinning in his grave over what we have allowed to happen to these United States of America.
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