More fun with the Internet! You can Google the spooks:

The US was secretly flying unmanned drones from the Shamsi airbase in Pakistan’s southwestern province of Baluchistan as early as 2006, according to an image of the base from Google Earth.
The image — that is no longer on the site but which was obtained by The News, Pakistan’s English language daily newspaper — shows what appear to be three Predator drones outside a hangar at the end of the runway. The Times also obtained a copy of the image, whose co-ordinates confirm that it is the Shamsi airfield, also known as Bandari, about 200 miles southwest of the Pakistani city of Quetta.

I love the way so much of the spy paraphernalia only Q could get you now anyone can have — mini-cameras for microfilming the top-secret documents (cellphones), tracking systems in your cars (GPS), ejector seats (well, okay, maybe not, but if you turn the in-seat heating on full blast you can charbroil Blofeld’s butt into submission). And now any old Pakistani journo can do that scene where M tells Bond, “Take a lot at these satellite pictures, 007. This is the Soviet nuclear plant in Kazakhstan. They’re a bit grainy but…”

So that’s pretty much every superduper spy accessory available at Best Buy. Except the dolly birds.