Re: Bluebeam Technology...EDITED

Earlier this year (or maybe last year) Hitachi developed an RFID POWDER that could be sprayed (imagine the tracking capabilities). Flashing or rapidly changing lights effect/stimulate the firing of the synapse in the brain).

There are many other technologies that can be used to monitor the public IN THE HOME and could even be used for mind control...
..secret cameras (maybe for Windows too?)...
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/09/01/08/apple_files_patent_for_camera_h...


...pointing each camera in a different direction....
http://www.engadget.com/2006/04/26/apple-patent-embeds-thousands-of-cameras-a...


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV


Most of these were developed for advertising feedback, but of course the government has other uses for them. Modern televisions have computers in them and can be programmed wirelessly...."wireless" is wireless.

Front-facing cameras for phones....
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/apple/front-facing-video-camera-spotted-in-apple-pa...

If this technology is used in America, could "Virtual Soldiers" point virtual guns at you?.


English lyrics of a March 9 (3/9) concert.....

This is the caption (number play)....

This is the English subtitled version of:
Song #23: ダブルラリアット (Double Lariat) from Hatsune Miku 39's Giving Day Concert.

Trivia: The concert was held on the 9th of March (3/9) because 3 and 9 can be pronounced "sankyuu" in Japanese, which is the japanised version of "thank you". There are also a total of 39 songs in the concert! Very nice planning by Project Diva and SEGA (and whoever else is responsible for this event!)

3 and 9 can be also pronounced "mi ku", which of course is Miku!

Hope you enjoy this song, and BUY IT (the blue ray of the concert if you like it!)

Subs stolen/adapted from Moetron-subs.

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Already, the gov't. has computer programs for the Cell Phone to eavesdrop even when the phone is turned off. Private investigators also use the program (hopefully only when legally allowed to).

Satellite tracking is used by some police departments.

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