DHS and TSA Trading Airport Pat-Downs for Molecular-Scanning Device

According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) the use of the In-Q-Tel , a CIA technological fake front, to provide not only the U-2 spy plane, the CORONA satellite, but also research and development into “information technology, biotechnology, communications” with the cooperation of commercial corporations and the US Congress.

One example is the installation of a “molecular-level scanning” apparatus in airports and border crossing throughout America. This device will allow the US government to “quickly identify explosives, dangerous chemicals, or bioweapons at a distance.”

The Picosecond Programmable Laser uses vibrating molecules directed at a target which is used by the device to determine what the subject has been exposed to. Whether deciphering a potential weapon, or just the contents of the stomach, this technology is so advanced that it removes the necessity of physical searches indefinitely.

Genia Photonics , inventor of the device, asserts that their laser scanner technology can “penetrate clothing and many other organic materials and offers spectroscopic information, especially for materials that impact safety such as explosives and pharmacological substances.” Every single person who passes through airport security will be scanned by this machine, whether by submission or not, and the ability for the DHS and TSA security officials to identify a “suspect” will be heightened dramatically.

To complement their new scanning technology, the CIA, DARPA and DHS are hard at work, trying to develop technologies that allow the US government to peer into the private thoughts of American citizens.

With the use of drones , the US government “is now poised to deploy the technology to monitor everything from neighborhood safety, to political protests, to traffic conditions.”

The general public has been Delphied into having no concern over their private lives being surveyed by the US government. The legal barriers preventing such spying are weak, which allows government agencies to use “drones to collect sensitive information about individuals for a wide variety of purposes — commercial, law enforcement, idle curiosity — and individuals have no right to even learn who is using drones to collect information about them or for what reason.”

Drone technology is not just the large unmanned flight vehicles the mainstream media shows repeatedly. It is the tiny technology that we need to be concerned about. It is those robotic mosquitos, hummingbirds and dragonflies that enter into homes, shopping areas and public events that are the true collectors of our private information.

Greg Parker, aerospace engineer for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, explains: “We’re looking at how you hide in plain sight” for the purpose of carrying out espionage or kill missions.

Thanks to the FAA Modernization and Reform Act signed by Obama in February of this year, the US government has clearly demanded that the FAA “integrate operation of drones” into National Airspace by 2015. Currently, the Federal Aviation Association (FAA) restricts drone flights because of the use of civilian airspace by commercial airliners.

Obama has launched drones domestically as part of his “terrorism surveillance and intelligence operations” that ensure the American public keeps in line with the whims of the US government. Big Brother has advanced his spying capabilities.

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Susanne Posel is the Chief Editor of Occupy Corporatism, an alternative news site dedicated to reporting the news as it actually happens; not as it is spun by the corporate-funded mainstream media. You can find Occupy Corporatism on their Facebook page .