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"WASHINGTON — It was 42 degrees and raining lightly around 3 a.m. on Monday when an inebriated off-duty employee for a government intelligence agency decided it was a good time to fly his friend’s drone, a 2-foot-by-2-foot “quadrocopter” that sells for hundreds of dollars and is popular among hobbyists." more
Despite the fact that the 'grey lady' lost my trust a long time ago, could a drunken 'gumint' employee have piloted a hobbyist drone onto the white house grounds? Sure. I also believe that we're not getting the whole story, yet we (and our enemies the Islamo-fascists) have learned two things; 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue has operating radar to hopefully detect air threats (and probably provide fire-support for surface-to-air missiles) to the occupants and, the radar system doesn't work with small objects such as hobbyist drones.
Anything come to mind class on how and what weapons platform to launch an air assault on a certain building (or any supposed 'secure' facility) in the emerald city?
It just gets funner and funner as we go further down the 'rabbit hole.'
Tempus fugit
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