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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

I want one of these...

...but then, who wouldn't want a beach-side riot-proof solar-powered spherical surveillance bunker with a PA, a flat screen and biometric door locks? (The Hindu) 

Did I mention it's on the beach?
Posted by Jason at 3:49 PM
Labels: India, surveillance
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