The United States Department of Justice seems to be working a fleet of at the least 100 small plane and helicopters over cities nationwide. The plane have been registered to firms that don’t exist, and the aim of the aerial operations will not be recognized presently. The flight patterns of the plane point out they’re more than likely conducting surveillance, very similar to the controversial plane caught flying circles over the town of Baltimore which has seen many protests lately. See examples from this investigation of comparable flight patterns over New York City, Dallas, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Chicago, Seattle, and once more, Baltimore.
Registering the plane to pretend corporations, corresponding to ‘FVX Research,’ ‘KQM Aviation,’ and ‘OBR Leasing’ permits the federal government to cover behind believable deniability. Initially upon investigating the hyperlinks between these “companies” and the Department of Justice appeared apparent. A search of plane registration in Bristow, Virginia for instance reveals many three-letter acronym corporations and a pair plane registered explicitly to the Department of Justice. Then, looking out the net for any traces that ‘FVX Research’ was a reputable firm proved fruitless. It was solely a matter of time earlier than somebody put two and two collectively.
Given the quantity of flights carried out by this fleet of plane inside the final week and month, it’s clear this can be a massive, widespread operation. Take what Jay Stanley of the American Civil Liberties Union describes as their nightmare state of affairs; “I wrote recently about ARGUS, the high-flying drone technology capable of capturing super-high-definition video of a 15-square mile area and automatically tracking all moving vehicles and people within that area. I pointed out that this makes possible our nightmare scenario for drones: wide-area mass surveillance and location tracking of entire cities and towns.”