The spy industry has known that one of the best ways to learn more about your target of surveillance is to go thru their trash. Often information can be found in the garbage that can provide clues or links to help learn more information. Spying is about gathering intelligence and the Intelligence Community needs accurate information.

Yet we need to find ways to get more information faster without risking putting more stars on the wall each year at the CIA Central Intelligence Agency wall, which signify a lost comrade in the overall and perpetually ongoing game. It is risky to put people in harms way simply to pick up the trash, but indeed there may be an easier way. How so you ask?

By using trash-sifting robots we can gain the necessary intelligence we need. These robots will sift thru each piece of trash carefully and quietly taking digital pictures of each piece to check for writing on them. They will check for receipts, food items and any little clue to help our spies do their job better.

Once all this information is collected the spy robot will go to the nearest building climb up the side of the wall and get on the roof and send all the information collected directly to the satellite for review at command central or CIA Headquarters in Langley, VA. Think on this in 2006.