Note. Just a few days ago... "A pilot claims he saw an unmanned aircraft hovering dangerously close to a passenger jet above New York—prompting safety fears as well as an FBI investigation." Though this may be nothing more than a toy in the air, it does signal a rather deep concern by Americans about drone intrusion in their lives. Is airborne surveillance really here? (See: http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/03/05/fbi_investigating_pilot_report_of_drone_sighting_by_jfk_airport.html) ____________________________________________________ Drones are a tool of the modern age. They have benefits. They have faults. They have become the secret agents of the past whose role was to observe and thwart, as needed. They are a modern technology with which no governmental leader has a real, life-long experience. They are new. Indeed, their scope of use is evolving as the minutes tick. Types. Some drones are outfitted to only monitor the country-side and
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