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 “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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“I’m just doing my job.” “I’m just following orders.” “It’s my job.” Those are the excuses of a conformist in uniform trying to justify his actions. Instead of using principles and asking himself if the person he is about to terrorize has actually harmed another being, he relies on those weak persuasions. I will never
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From “The Disturbing Illusion” A much as the masses don’t want to believe it, it’s clear that the political class and the law enforcement class have taken a strong position against the rest of us. It’s been like this for a long time and it continues to worsten. As far as I’m concerned, ANYONE, who
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From “The Free Thought Project” Sergeant Hunter Foster, the officer formerly of the Senatobia Police Department responsible for the fatal shooting of 1-year-old Kohan Wiley, has resigned as video seems to contradict the official account. Late last week, more information surfaced regarding the killing of one year old Kohen Wiley in the parking lot of
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From “Here’s The Deal”
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From “reason.com” A judge ruled that the border agency has to give a clearer explanation for why it seized a traveler’s phone without a warrant.Customs and Border Protection (CBP) insists that it has the right to search Americans’ private data without a warrant when entering the country. But ordered to explain one of these searches
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From “reclaimthenet.org” The machine is portable, the data is expansive, and accountability remains mostly theoretical. The New York Police Department (NYPD) is negotiating a three-year contract with Cognyte, an Israeli surveillance company, for a portable cell-site simulator. The New York Daily News reported about the $750,500 sole-source deal on October 24, noting that the system,
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