From “technocracy.news” The public hates surveillance cameras and, in particular, Flock cameras. The FBI says they don’t work to solve or prevent crime. Local police love them as a shiny new toy, but police don’t run the cities and they are taking the heat for it. City councils, pushed by citizens, are fighting back to […]
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From “brownestone.org” Remember that time a few years back when the government completely reshaped day-to-day life and restricted our basic rights to protect us from a disease that wasn’t that dangerous? Remember how our leaders forced us to comply with a suite of safety protocols that seemed mostly symbolic at best and a test of
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From “The Libertarian Institute” An unseen battle is being waged across the digital landscape, turning the very devices we rely on into silent observers. Civil liberties organizations have persistently shined light a constellation of Israeli technology enterprises—many birthed by alumni of elite military intelligence units such as Unit 8200, Unit 81, and the Mossad—as pivotal actors in
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From “reason.com” Documents show the FBI seeking AI tools to flag Americans before they act, as the terror watch list’s focus moves toward domestic dissent. The FBI office in charge of maintaining the terrorist watch list is seeking an artificial intelligence system for pre-crime policing, according to procurement documents obtained by Reason. The request for information
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From “reclaimthenet.org” Google Play’s age verification API goes global by end of 2026, timed to new laws in Texas, Alabama, Brazil, the UK, and more. Just in time for the global digital ID push, Google will roll out its Play Age Signals API to all Google Play users worldwide by the end of 2026. This gives Android
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This article comes from Mike Adams via “naturalnews.com” The Skynet Nightmare Becomes Reality The Pentagon calls America’s AI-first military its new “manifest destiny.” I call it a one-way ticket to a dystopia we may never escape. Before this decade ends, autonomous kill drones and robot soldiers will make human troops obsolete — and almost no
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(This is part 2 of a two part post. Check out part 1.) From “technocracy.news” On my desk are two texts separated by seventy-five years and joined by a single idea. The first is a physical object: Henry A. Porter’s Roosevelt and Technocracy, published by a small Los Angeles house in 1932, in which a self-described
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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” You know that feeling when you’re driving home, and you pass a camera mounted on a streetlight, and something deep in your gut tells you this isn’t right? “The Flock Files: How Surveillance Cameras Are Stealing Your Freedom” puts words to that unease and transforms it into a battle cry.
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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” The revelation that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates held a top-tier “Q” security clearance at the Department of Energy for seven years, from 2014 to 2021, has ignited a firestorm of scrutiny over the intersection of private wealth, public health policy, and nuclear secrets. The clearance, confirmed by a DOE letter
This article comes from “naturalnews.com” The language of protection is often the scaffolding for surveillance, and a new bipartisan Senate bill proves the point with chilling precision. Every bill that builds a checkpoint insists it is not building a checkpoint, yet the Digital Age Assurance Act of 2026, S. 5090, would wire a mandatory age
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