They are watching us and here’s the proof

By Mark Tennent in Reader

Posted in Images, Uncategorized on July 3, 2008 at 9:45 am

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The following images are the track of a person’s journey from Edgware to Worthing. These are just about the scariest images I’ve seen because all that was needed was a tiny, in-car gizmo, satellites did the rest.

This shows the journey from north London, round the M25 orbital motorway and down to the coast.

This shows the car’s actual speed as it went to and from the coast. The section shown is the M23 motorway from London. The higher the blobs, the higher the speed. As you can see, on the way home there was a traffic jam.

The final picture shows the coast, approaching Worthing, the car being tracked is the white one adjacent to the end of the rules. Note the bottom left corner where the car came to a roundabout and clearly speeded up instead of stopping.

We have been warned.

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