I didn't know England was so Big Brotherish, page 1

From the excerpt about London Transport:

"The eyes-in-the-sky imagery startled Perry de Havilland, who ran across one of the posters at a bus stop in his Chelsea neighborhood.

"I saw the bloody thing, and it boggled my mind, the sheer audacity of it," said de Havilland, who runs a blog on libertarian issues. "Basically what they're saying is that we're watching you and you should be happy about it."

No Perry, you absolute dingbat. What they are saying is that those of you who are intending to commit a crime are being watched. Those of us who have to travel in an empty carriage or bus at night can therefore feel a little more secure.
I reckon Perry would be the first one to rattle off a letter if his person or property were assaulted whilst using London Transport. Somebody should remind him that there are those of us out here who don't jump at imaginary shadows but do fear the reality of drunks, junkies, muggers, rapists and the other dregs that can be found roaming around on the system.
Yes, it's sad that it has come to this but what do you really expect? Armed guards? Good old Perry would whine whatever the security steps taken. I suppose he has to do something ultra secret on a train or bus that the prying eyes of the authorities shouldn't be allowed to view. Somebody should remind him that this is PUBLIC transport that we are talking about here - not his own private masturbation chamber.

As for the Illuminati allusion? It's a pair of eyes for Christ's sake. What are the authorities going to say that they are watching them with? Testicles?
Dickheads like Perry can read crappy conspiracies into everything. I'm sure that somewhere he is writing a dissertation on how tube trains are phalluses penetrating vaginal tunnels and therefore tools of the Dark Forces.

Dear Perry, I'm not saying be happy about it. But if you want to do something about it, raise your kids to be upstanding citizens who don't turn out to be the sort of people the rest of us have to worry about. Chasing shadows is all very well and good but it does nothing about dealing with the real issue. If people behaved themselves and didn't threaten others, the cameras would not be needed. Whining about society is pointless and inane unless you have taken every step to make sure that you are part of the solution to making it better rather than part of a hindrance.