Regarding the sinister technical capabilities of the spymobiles, there's not much to report. The all-seeing eye was proudly erect in full privacy-busting mode, but anything sensitive had been stripped from the vehicle's interior. Note the handy "don't drive under a low bridge with the camera up" warning:
Our man on the spot, Joe Fay, did spot something of interest, though: a Street View peg man sticker...
Word has it that this badge of honour represents a Viking frogman or similar objector to Google's global ambitions taken out by the mephistophelean Spionauto as it goes about its dark masters' unholy business. ®
Street View spymobiles invade CeBIT
COMMENTS
Err...
Why do you think that the opel tag line is Wir Leben Autos? Also, why do you think Adam Opel (the companies founder) had a father called Wilhelm? Oh yes, because he was scottish.
Ah.....
... those who forget history ....
Or even those who have never read it...
Looks like
The sort of artwork you get from Clarkson & co on their cars. Now can we see a piano being dropped on them (and Google too for that matter - what a bunch of suck ups)
The Onion are in fine form again:
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/google_responds_to_privacy
Not that liiving room...
... as in comfy couch and big screen TV. More like the the sweeping steps of the motherland. Lebensraum was used by the nazis to refer to extra "living space" for Germany offered by those countries conquered by them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebensraum
