Gov Stitt to deploy drone detection systems in OK.

[Hooper]

Are people really worried about this?
It is a political propaganda fear based scam, to create pork barrel projects that no one wants.
If it is sensationalized by the media long enough, it will make it okay for states to start bull crap projects like Stitt is fixing to start.
If it were a real problem you would have seen a military action against the hoax.

Oh wait it is the military doing maneuvers without informing the public, who would have thought that would take place.

 

[Aku]

The detection systems will enable law enforcement to identify and monitor drones without violating federal regulations, which classify drones as aircraft and prohibit disabling or destroying them.

The prison planet just keeps going and going.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

The paranoia is strong in this one.

I think that’s one of the reasons they’re up there. Recon before the next phase? What’s next?

 

[okcBob]

 

[TerryMiller]

You all are something else, I swear.

Yeppers...

...so many conspiracies that it is hard to keep up.

 

[1mathom1]

Dang it. Now I have to change to heavy duty foil for my hat.

 

[tim]

Is that a problem?

I didn’t say it was a problem did I. Man I would hate spending time around you. But this sighting is odd around here.

 

[KOPBET]

I didn’t say it was a problem did I. Man I would hate spending time around you. But this sighting is odd around here.

Sorry that questions offend you.

 

[KOPBET]

I didn’t say it was a problem did I.

You sort of implied that by posting it to begin with.

 

[sh00ter]

Not quite. He's going to allow the state to deploy drones that his friends sold the state to spy on its citizens.

Can't forget the grift after all.

ol' jethro...also claims to be "pro-family", yet making someone I'm close with (and thousands like them) go back to an office after 10yrs of remote working (program existed pre-covid) with no productivity issues, so he can reap the gas tax benefits of their 1hr hellish commute and make them cancel their after work Bible study and family values of being present when the kid arrives home from school and making sure no shenanigans can go on before a nice, traditional family dinner time. Now it will be 7pm arrival home and a hungry kid. According to her, the in-office lunches and commute gas money will cancel out the small promotion money that she recently achieved.

A good leader would review all the data before a decision that affects so many folks. Apparently he was so out of touch with his 30k employees that he had no idea that remote work had been used pre-covid by some state agencies as a perk/recruitment tool to compete with the private sector since the state workers don't get many raises. She said some of the good (and conservatives) she works with are gonna retire or leave...so some no-nothing gen-z can come serve in their place...top notch and family-oriented conservative leadership at its finest boyz. Deploy anti-family policies "just because" instead of having any real data to support it. The feds (and Musk) are dealing with millions of people in their work force and a lot more grifters and waste...in OK, there wasn't an issue with WFH programs (for jobs that are compatible), that go back for more than a decade. Also, they said the state gonna have to spend money to remodel buildings and also just spent half a mil in one building alone on remote meeting equipment that won't be needed anymore I guess...dude has no data to support the order, and will wind up costing us all more tax money because of his impulsiveness, while people will prob have to quit coaching their kids practice and other obligations that promote family values, due to the logistical changes and traffic nightmare of being forced back to an office that has no bearing on their job performance. She said some of these folks live far and took job because of remote/flexible in-office days.

Sry for hijack rant but this person was just telling me all this was her Christmas present from the corporatist Grinch. I've politically defended the guy in the past quite a bit, but this thread was just more evidence of his non-working class, out-of-touch way of thinking (and remember he didn't even endorse MAGA in '24).