From “reclaimthenet.org” The joke was that two rivals could never endorse each other. The felony charge landed the day after the election. A federal judge has refused to throw out the civil rights lawsuit filed by a Texas journalist arrested over a satirical Facebook meme and declined to grant qualified immunity to the sheriff and investigator who […]
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I have been watching “Monkey Werx” for years now. I always enjoy his look at all of the air traffic and movement over the sky. He always puts the emphasis on surveillance in his videos. He seems to finally be doing a deep dive into the “mass surveillance prison” that I have been warning about
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From “Business Reform” Jason Hunyar returns to Business Reform with another round of revelations uncovered through public records requests. In this interview, Jason discusses what he has learned about Flock Safety’s expanding data collection, including how 911 call center information can become part of the company’s ecosystem, concerns about records management system (RMS) data, alleged
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From “The Free Thought Project” Flock Safety and the private surveillance companies building an American panopticon one municipal contract at a time. (Josh Walkos) The black pole does not look like tyranny. That is the point. It looks like street furniture. A small black camera. A solar panel. A utility box. Nothing dramatic. No uniformed
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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” Beltline Energy, a data center developer, is planning a $15 billion artificial intelligence data center campus near Yukon, Oklahoma. Residents like Pencia Truhan have expressed concerns over a lack of transparency, particularly regarding water consumption, according to reporting from NaturalNews.com. The developer barred media from meetings and asked local officials to
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(They claim they have….) This article comes from “naturalnews.com” Surveillance giant retreats amid public uprising On July 17, 2026, in the face of mounting public outrage and organized resistance, Flock Safety announced it would terminate its “human distress detection” pilot program — an always-on audio surveillance tool deployed through the company’s network of high-powered microphones
From “technocracy.news” Average electricity prices have surged by 18 percent across the U.S. since Trump took office in January 2025, driven in part by an energy deficit in the Northeast of 6.8 gigawatts. New Jersey consumers are hit hardest by a massive 27 percent shock wave with no end in sight. Technocracy was consumed with
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From “Loyal Moses” Flock’s cameras may be the foundation, but they’re not the only piece of this mass surveillance puzzle. The cameras are in-place, and growing fast – even a separate company has built AI software that plugs into existing camera networks — including Flock’s — and does something we never thought would happen: it
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From “technocracy.news” The protest is nationwide and bipartisan, as 86 percent of all Americans oppose data centers in their neighborhoods. The concerns are excessive electricity and water consumption, as well as sound and radiation exposure. Lobbyists at The Data Center Coalition, which argues for AI data centers, are totally tone deaf to the protest, saying
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