Homeland Security Embarks on Big Brother Programs to Read Our Minds and Emotions

It's nice to know that our Government is spending money like this on important issues, like knowing what's in the mind of it's citizens.

You wait, one day somebody will be charged in the US, Criminal imagination.

This past February, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) awarded a one-year, $2.6 million grant to the Cambridge, MA.-based Charles Stark Draper Laboratory to develop computerized sensors capable of detecting a person's level of "malintent" -- or intention to do harm. It's only the most recent of numerous contracts awarded to Draper and assorted research outfits by the U.S. government over the past few years under the auspices of a project called "Future Attribute Screening Technologies," or FAST. It's the next wave of behavior surveillance from DHS and taxpayers have paid some $20 million on it so far.

$20 Million, So far. Nice, huh?

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I must be one on a watchlist is coz all I can think about TPTB and their KERRRAZY schemes is this..

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[edit on 9/12/09 by DataWraith]