Quotes tagged ‘Surveillance’

“[talking about Mary Poppins] We better keep an eye on this one. She's tricky.”

— Bill Walsh, Don DaGradi, Michael Banks, Matthew Garber, imdb.com

“Have you ever had to kill a man, Max? Have you? To pull that trigger, you have to be sure. Yes, you investigate, analyze, assess, target. And then you have to look him in the eye. And you make the call. And all the drones, bugs, cameras, transcripts, all the surveillance in the world can't tell you…”

— John Logan, Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, Jez Butterworth, M, Judi Dench, imdb.com

“James Calley: The instinct to avenge a partner's death is something you don't see anymore. David Hume: Yeah, I can see how that would get lost when you live your life under a surveillance camera. James Calley: You're not suggesting the attempts to make this a safer and more perfect world have actual…”

— Art Monterastelli, James Calley, Matthew Bennett, imdb.com

“How they police us and spy on us, tell us that makes us safer? We’ve never been in more danger.”

— Chris Carter, Fox Mulder, David Duchovny, imdb.com

“I reviewed the surveillance tapes from Truth. Nowhere on there does it show James St. Patrick hide the gun. Look, if James had placed the gun behind the bar, the tapes would show him going to the bar area, but he never does, not once. I think he may be innocent.”

— Monica Mitchell, Angela Valdes, Lela Loren, imdb.com

“Sometimes before I leave the house I wave to my laptop camera just to brighten the day of the FBI agent. Friendliness is contagious you know.”

— Cole M. Sprouse, twitter.com

“What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other now, unfortunately. There was an article this week that talked about how you can surveil someone through their phones, through their, certainly through their television sets — any number of different ways, and microwaves that turn into came…”

— Kellyanne Conway, huffingtonpost.com

“Nearly 250 million video surveillance cameras have been installed throughout the world, and chances are you’ve been seen by several of them today. Most people barely notice their presence anymore — on the streets, inside stores, and even within our homes. We accept the fact that we are constantly be…”

— Tarun Wadhwa, marketwatch.com