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When you think about it, how much does CPS spend a year on helicopters? Does a helo bring anything to them that a drone wouldn't? Really it's a manned aerial camera instead of an unmanned one.
They wouldn't need the hanger at the airport, which must be expensive to lease, maintenance, flight crews and the aircraft itself.
Would a drone make more sense to put a camera in the sky?
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I knew it sugar phreak is Thales of Miletus
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If they use drones for traffic enforcement, all the speeding tickets, don't give them ideas.
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Lol… I was just going to say.Originally posted by lilmira
If they use drones for traffic enforcement, all the speeding tickets, don't give them ideas.
Maybe the RCMP will put down the manned aircraft they "use" on QEII and replace it with drones.
I heard a few rumours that they posted those signs and painted those lines on the highway just to make you think you were under surveillance thus, making you reluctant to speed.
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What do drones have to do with peacekeeping?
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Well since you cant trust your neighbors we all need drones to spy on them and ensure their being peaceful. Thats how we invent new wars because one neighbor has a nicer car or a different way of living that does not conform to "normal society" so we have to spy on them until its an all out war. Then we can just take whatever we want from them, spoils of war right? Or America barked softly and Canada as always jumped. But then were just a bunch of pussies sucking Americas cockOriginally posted by Robin Goodfellow
What do drones have to do with peacekeeping?
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how does the cock taste lol. is it as little as i assume Americas cock is?Originally posted by MGCM
Well since you cant trust your neighbors we all need drones to spy on them and ensure their being peaceful. Thats how we invent new wars because one neighbor has a nicer car or a different way of living that does not conform to "normal society" so we have to spy on them until its an all out war. Then we can just take whatever we want from them, spoils of war right? Or America barked softly and Canada as always jumped. But then were just a bunch of pussies sucking Americas cock
i see no difference in this and a helicopter
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Ummm... Perhaps I'm not clear how the use of drones supports peacekeeping.Originally posted by Sugarphreak
Is there any reason to think they would be excluded from peace keeping operations?
Unless, of course, we're talking about those phoney NATO "Peacekeeping" operations, which result in a lot of folks dead, and no peace kept.
In which case, it seems perfectly sensible.
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Drones are perfect for surveillance, which I think it a common component of any peacekeeping or military mission.
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This article is a little bit misleading or creative journalism to make a better headline. Canada already has drones and has for almost a decade. (in fact most of them are based out of alberta) most of the money is solely for the purchase of the camera systems and retrofitting them to our fleet of existing herons and testing/training.
http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/unmanned-a...field-1.533153
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