Normally they’d be very conspicuous, but…

…who’s going to notice two more gasbags in Washington?

Magic government sensors can only detect terrorists!

Pentagon to deploy huge blimps over Washington, DC for 360-degree surveillance

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6 Responses to Normally they’d be very conspicuous, but…

  1. MamaLiberty says:

    Isn’t this blimp thing a bit like using tissue paper to stop bullets? Seems pretty silly to think they’d be any real help if someone wanted to attack the district of criminals.

    But hey, why should I care? Personally, I think there should be no stone left standing on another there… and the ground should be salted afterwards.

  2. billf says:

    remember guys,don’t shoot a rifle up in the air…unless you’re sure of your target and what’s behind it.

  3. Keith says:

    Does this mean that comments containing key words and phrases such as “dog chain” and “music wire” will get my name put on even more lists than it is already?

    It turns out that number 7 shot from a 12g, fired by a… isn’t the most effective against such things:
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/1453866/Viscount-Mountgarret.html

  4. Joel says:

    The article says something about 10,000 feet, so bullets probably aren’t going to help/hurt much.

  5. clarence says:

    yeah, but they have to be tethered to do anything. and who’s going to be tasked to watch that tether point? just saying.

    clarence

  6. someone to watch over me….

    (with apologies to Gershwin)

    Tho’ I’m sure the sensors are pointed outwards – I can’t think of a location more deserving and fit to keep a close watch over. Wall it off – salt the ground – I’m past caring.

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