These Are Cool...What's the Fuss?

RoboCop on Rails: It's Not About Illegals,
It's About Keeping You on the Reservation

Linceus GmbH’s miniature monorail cars are proposed to secure the border. In fact, if implemented, they will be used to keep us on the globalist reservation.

Noah Shachtman, writing for Wired, tells us the latest police state technological marvel may be used to secure the border. More than likely, it will be used to surveil you and me.

Linceus GmbH is looking to turn miniature monorail cars into camera-equipped sentries, zipping around at nearly 50 miles per hour. And unlike human guards, Defense News' Barbara Opall-Rome reports, these rail-riding robo-watchers are "impervious to bad weather; operate around the clock; and come equipped with dazzling spotlights, high-decibel acoustics and other nonlethal means of warn­ing the unwitting." A demonstration at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport is planned for next week.

Well. Sister Hugo has always loved her high tech gadgets. She also has little patience for conspiracy nuts, assassination buffs and Big Brother hysterics. At 102 years young, Sister declares with authority that It Can't Happen Here.

Robot cameras zipping around at 50 mph on monorail tracks, spying and junk...well, Sister wants one of those for the Compound here at St. Bob's.