Recalling from that video, I can only say that it was such a beautiful sunny day that day.
Originally posted by denythestatusquo
Once again I'll have to set the world straight here...
Notice how an organization that can spend $thousands of dollars on a toilet seat has a crappy video surveilance camera watching its main
headquarters?
If I recall of a particular Pentagon parking lot video few years back, there was an issue from people wondering the same thing you're saying,
denythestatusquo. Finally, someone at the Pentagon explained that the video surveillance camera was for identifying people coming through the entrance
gate of the parking lot by vehicles and it was not for watching the Pentagon's areas.
Every government building in Washington, DC that have a parking lot for employees or visitors driving in their vehicles in get their "mugs" recorded
in hidden web cams or standard video surveillance systems at the entrance gates, the same thing you goes up to an ATM and there's a mirror part where
the video camera is inside recording the entire time you pull up and start doing an ATM transaction. Video recordings or still-images from those
systems are far from perfect.
Even top-rated, profitable banks have surveillance camera systems that are far from perfect. Don't buy into the fantasy that every government or
business have enough money to purchase top-of-the-line systems like that entertaining hi-tech TV show, "Las Vegas" on NBC.
Pentagon's huge parking lots are look after by
the Pentagon Force Protection Agency.