MILITARY LOOKING THRU YOUR WALLS


	MILITARY LOOKING THRU YOUR WALLS

klippety

10-23-2008 12:22 AM

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klippety says:

Spying on the bad guys inside their homes, apartments and sinister dwellings

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10-24-2008 12:36 PM

Kreuzberg-Jakob

.. but can't be evervbody be a bad guy inside?
May be better to control all!

11-23-2008 10:14 AM

Kreuzberg-Jakob

Not militar only, I think you know:
http://panopti.com.onreact.com/swf/index.htm

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