is this classed as "Stalking"?
is this classed as "Stalking"?
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manitee

Original Poster:

40 posts

256 months

Monday 15th August 2005
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as you all know, we are all being "watched" and our whereabouts known all the time by Military Sattelites etc, well could this be classed as stalking, and as such are the people doing it Guilty of said offence?
just a thought really

manitee

manitee

Original Poster:

40 posts

256 months

Tuesday 16th August 2005
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no answer to this then?

manitee

andy mac

73,668 posts

284 months

Tuesday 16th August 2005
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This could be misconstrued as paranoia... HOWEVER... Its not paranoia if they ARE watching you... And they are in fact watching us. But at least they can look at hideous crimes after the fact... which is nice.

manitee

Original Poster:

40 posts

256 months

Tuesday 16th August 2005
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so they are indeed "stalking" us then and as such should be brought to book?

manitee

manitee

Original Poster:

40 posts

256 months

Tuesday 16th August 2005
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I love my 3,000,000 candlepower searchlite that I aim at the Police Helicopters when they shine theirs in my Garden lol, good fun it is "Tit for Tat" really!, after all I object to being watched so why not then?, (Quote) NO ONE is above the Law!

manitee

happy snapper

294 posts

265 months

Tuesday 16th August 2005
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I bet they're blooming bored if "they" are watching me!!

edited to say: whoops - this is Piglet posting under the wrong log on!!! I guess that'll confuse "them"....

>> Edited by happy snapper on Tuesday 16th August 07:44

Eric Mc

125,652 posts

294 months

Tuesday 16th August 2005
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I think you overestimate the effectiveness of military photographic satellites. The one thing they CAN'T do is watch you all the time. Satellites take 90 minutes to circle the earth. Each time they circle the earth, the earth rotates underneath them. If a military satellite passed over your house yesterday, it won't pass over your house again for probably another week. Even with multiple satellites carrying out these passes, it is usually days between passes. Even then, they only have about ten minutes maximum to look down on any one spot of land.

Finally, they are pretty much foxed by cloud cover and even if they use infra-red or radar to penetrate the cloud, the detail is much poorer than normal visual imaging.

Of course, radio, TV and telephone eavesdropping satellites are used all the time to listen in to radio transmissions.

More invidious would be the use of CCTV by police and local authorities. However, in the current climate, you are going to see very few objections to this technology.

shirepro

11,838 posts

264 months

Tuesday 16th August 2005
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Not stalking, as they have lawful excuse (crime prevention and detection)?????????????????????????????????????????????????