It's all available on line -
they plan 3,000 plus of these drones - that's an ave of 60 per state = from full size to hummingbird size...they can see' far closer, can actually 'look' into your windows. p>It's the difference between reading lasses and a large magnifying glass - or better...and at 3,000 plus - they can cover every square inch of this country just about daily.
Right now, they are concentrating on farmers - as people are waking up to the Franenfoods being pumped out by factory farms and turning to organic and/or naturally grown foods - coupled with the goal of Monsanto and their hitched at thip gov't lackeys to control the worlds' food ("He who controls he food, controls the people" - both the money and the control are starting to slip away.
The gov' is outlawing raw milk/cheeses - which people have been living on for tens of thousands of years - arresting the farmers and destroying their product.
The drones are now targeting other farmers - like hog farmers, with cover rationale - with the goal in shutting them down - and keeping that money and control.
ETC ETC.
If you see no difference from satellites and small planes to these drones and their real purpose, you must be very busy - and not have had the time to learn about these drones and their intended purpose. (I won't even flesh out what could happen if Martial Law were imposed - with 3,000+ drones - some already armed and others can be quickly - against a citizenry on the ground, armed or not.)
Perhaps I did not make the point of my question clear. Why now? Why after years of satellite imagery and aerial surveillance are we concerned about drones? This stuff has been going on for years. Why all of a sudden is it a concern?
If the sheeple have been putting up with the surveillance and video taping before, why would the introduction of a new platform to do the same thing cause an uproar now?
I know the Agenda 21 issues and they too have been around for decades. What is it about the drones that is different this time?
The military has over 7000 drones now so your figure seems way off...
I have seen the figure 30,000 drones in about 20 years....
look at this drone about the size of a bug.....