Do you think sites like Google Earth could help terrorists?
I hate censorship, but perhaps we should look at the accuracy Google Earth can be with your images. I'm amazed at some of these bases, I managed to see the detail. I found my old barracks where I took basic. So One day I was busy on my Harley and came to a door at the end of a long lonely road. The box was empty guard a camera that has transformed my way. A voice over the loudspeaker, said roughly: "What?" I politely asked where I was and was brutally repressed. Search Google Earth, I thought it was a "safe place", owned by TRW. I saw the space and track plates full of interesting things. You can also see the bases in other countries. I do not think that is smart for "them" know that we can see. I do not think he's smart just "see" what we have, where and how to get to work. Do you? Looking for a base, I saw one of these new tent-like "stealth cruise." Is this wise?
It's crazy. We could have used as Intel's Vietnam. I do not know how common that is, vehicles and boats can move, but you can see waaaaay too. It has nothing to do with censorship. It has to do with national security war.
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