Homeland Security Installs Full Scale Surveillance Grid In Preparation for Super Bowl

The Intel Hub
January 19, 2012

The Department of Homeland Security has installed over 75 CCTV cameras throughout downtown Indianapolis in preparation for the Super Bowl.

A recent article from an Indianapolis ABC News affiliate highlighted these police state measures and, predictably, worshiped them:

Homeland Security crews installed 75 cameras that will keep an eye on downtown Indianapolis and the thousands of fans that will pack the Circle City throughout the 10-day celebration.

“If somebody is thinking about committing a crime, they do see that we have eyes up there and we can see if they do anything and respond to it,” Homeland Security Chief Gary Koons said. “A lot of the cameras were purchased through Urban Area Security Intervention grants through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Over the last nine years, Indianapolis has used the grants to purchase cameras, bomb suits and other technologies to keep people safe.”

The idea that terrorists have the ability to attack such a highly guarded event is absurd in its own right and is simply the cover for getting Americans to accept the coming police state throughout the country.

The entire terrorist narrative has been completely debunked with most terror attacks and attempted attacks actually being carried out by elements of numerous federal agencies themselves.

While many Americans think that these extra security measures are for their own good, in reality they are part of a meticulously planned operation to destroy the very concepts and freedoms that this country was founded upon, all in the name of “security.”

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