One World Under Surveillance: Minority Report meets Real Life

 With the recent news concerning implementation of crime prediction software by Vancouver Police Departments, I wanted to redirect a little attention back to the surveillance software already used by government agencies in the United States—not just by local police departments.  Among these [small and harmless] acting agencies are: the CIA, DHS, NSA, FBI, and naturally, the Department of Defense.    

 And while it may occur to you that... 

“At a more fundamental level, punishing people based on their proclivities corrodes the belief that an individual ought to have committed an act in order to be held morally responsible. A person's thoughts may reflect an individual's character, but we don't prosecute people based upon thoughts alone. In addition, holding people accountable for future crimes undermines the idea that people are innocent until proven guilty. Had an individual known they would commit a deplorable act in the future, they could take active steps in the now to avoid those undesirable consequences.” -Natural News   

If not, you can read my previous report on the Global Surveillance agenda to better inform yourself of the inherent dangers.  Besides, watching the proverbial “world stage” is so much more enjoyable with a little context (and popcorn).