Predator drones cost about $4 million each.

Repair/maintenance of running one of these drones cost about $2500-$3500 per hour of use. The global Hawk cost $30000 per hour for repair/maintenance.

Not sure about Federal Law regarding satellite dishes but in the Military Housing reservation that I live close to, there are no satellite dishes allowed on the roofs, all dishes have to be the really big dishes and setup on the ground. Just something I noticed after installing Dish on my home with two smaller satellite dishes. Just an observation.

Interesting, this article was copied word for word in a blog post and yet I still wasn't able to come up with any other information anywhere about this particular event that is supposed to be true. If it was, then there should have been documentation available or a lot more discussion, but nothing found.

Just because something is in a blog, doesn't make it true. Considering that I have yet to find any relevant information on this with a simple search, this is probably just a made up story for some personal reason or just overblown to the point of absurdity. I've already checked with a couple of friends that are Korean nationals but they never heard or read anything about this before.

Anyone can hire a lawyer and have the lawyer draw up a cease and desist order for a company, in general doesn't have any teeth unless there is a court order behind it. There are many celebrities that have lawyers who do this sort of thing as a matter of SOP. What's missing here is a court order acknowledging that the images should be taken down because the plaintiff was able to prove to the court that it was defamatory in nature.

How does he show that he was financially harmed by this? Did he lose any employment because of this? I'd think that you'd sue the employers if he lost employment because of some photograph and their assumption of what it meant.