From “reclaimthenet.org” The urgency pitch depends on a deadline that is not quite as urgent as advertised. A group of US lawmakers is trying to convince Congress to use the lame-duck session to renew Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). The idea is to add it to the must-pass National Defense Authorization
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From “The Drive” A Flock camera error sends police to take down an innocent driver. It’s a nightmare scenario—but it actually happened to us. Here’s what we did about it. Flock Safety is now one of the most controversial companies in America. Its network of over 120,000 AI-powered cameras is scanning 20 billion license plates
Flock sent police after us. So we went after Flock Read More »
From “Press For Truth” Bill Gates just told CBS that a major cyberattack on platforms like Fidelity or Vanguard, hitting ordinary people’s retirement savings, may be required before the public accepts the kind of centralized controls and regulations the global elite have been preparing for years. In this video, Dan Dicks of Press for Truth
From “reason.com” Postal investigators monitored social media for protest plans and used facial recognition software.We know that mission creep is a thing, but is it entirely necessary for every federal agency to try to reimagine itself as Big Brother? OK, silly question. Of course, it’s not necessary for the Post Office—that’s the agency under scrutiny
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From “The Disturbing Illusion”
The ALL-SEEING-EYE of SATAN is Getting Super CREEPY! Read More »
From “aclu.org” Anybody is susceptible to being stopped, searched, or worse; AI makes new forms of abuse possible In September 2025, Grace Knowles, a 20-something from northern Virginia, was between jobs and decided to take a road trip. Her trip included driving through Oregon, Texas, and Louisiana. On her way to Florida, she was pulled
From “The Disturbing Illusion”
It’s Getting SO BAD Even NORMIES are NOTICING! Read More »
From “reclaimthenet.org” Washington is being asked to referee the internet’s most persistent identity check. A bipartisan group of 45 attorneys general from 42 states, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, and the US Virgin Islands have asked Congress to pass the Senate’s Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) censorship law, and make sure the bill’s duty
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From “reclaimthenet.org” Georgia leads the US in Flock Safety cameras per capita, with one device for every 1,200 people. A Reclaim The Net analysis of the locations of Flock Safety license plate readers, mapped by volunteers, shows that there is one of these devices for every 1,200 people in Georgia. This is the highest density
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