If it weren't for us you'd all be speaking Japanese now. Sorry had to interject that. It seems like people from countries other than the U.S. seems to think that we agree with everything our government says and does. The bill of rights says you have the right not to incriminate yourself, but you have to file for income tax, and you can be put in jail for the information on your return. The point is the constitution does count for a whole heck of a lot anymore. I myself am a citizen of the United States and not the UN. I don't want cameras in my face everywhere I go. Ever read a little book called 1984? Doesn't that scare you what so ever? Raise your hand if you think criminals have been caught. Raise your hand if you've ever done something illegal in your lifetime that you haven't been caught doing. There needs to be room between the law and the people. Who's gonna watch all these cameras?

The London CCTV contunually compares peoples faces to the database and while it may be good for identifying people for immediate arrest because of traffic ticket warrants, it also allow the government to track everyone's movements. Where I go is not their business unless I'm breaking a law. Would the Police allow citizens or TV stations to permantly place CCTV cameras in Police Station Houses?